Something I've Missed During 6 years Of Sailing - Ep. 322 RAN Sailing

[@RANSailing]

Hello everyone! Scam accounts have tried to impersonate us in the comment section, answering comments with a fake account. We have reported these attempts, but sometimes we need help getting them all in time. So sorry for this! It is a general problem on KZbin; we've also seen this on other channels. So please be careful if someone contacts you through Telegram or the comment section here on KZbin. Take care! /Johan, Malin & Vera

[@heimslach]

yes saw this and you are correct it is affecting lots of accounts

[@aktxyz]

finally ... I have been waiting for some wood to be cut ... let the sawdust begin

[@carterbentley9030]

It sounds like the CNC router is the way to go if you can manage that. It's hard to imagine getting anywhere near the same precision using a jigsaw. I'm neither a sailor nor a boat builder, so I very much appreciate you sharing your journeys. They open new worlds for me. I expect the boat build will be just as fascinating as your many passages. I'm looking forward to it.

[@manfredschmalbach9023]

@@jonathanwetherell3609 It usually does not bring very much in terms of hours to spare to a one-off build from scratch, as long as You know what You're doing with Your jigsaw and a couple planes, at least once You take all the tries, setups, screw-ups, retries and repair/adjust/maintenance time honestly into the equation, but its definitely a cool tool, and results under the hands of someone knowing how to use it properly can be remarkable. I'm not so sure about resale value though.

[@Sdelgado0267]

The farm looks so beautiful and relaxing. I hope you get to keep it for many many years to come. I can see that place as an escape after sailing in between seasons. Thank you for sharing.

[@linf525]

You two are so inspiring! Your positive approach to building your boat is a wonder to behold. I am an 80 yr old retired female sailor, and I have loved watching your story unfold.

[@jacquelynjones6364]

The views of fields and woodlands are so relaxing, I am enjoying watching the seasons change in Sweden. Thank you for your terrific videos.

[@the-fiddling-fox]

The swans at the end are currently arriving in the north east of Scotland for the winter. We’re seeing them every day at the moment. 😍

[@johnbaxter8569]

You work very well together... Well done...!

[@malsup6303]

recommend some bracing at the bottom of the legs (running from one leg to another,) to keep the legs stable and reduce the chance of one of the legs folding under (especially if going to be used as a stage) :)

[@manfredschmalbach9023]

"... You know, that company producing those handy self-moving mobile scaffolds, the swedish one ...!" - " Ah, You mean Volvo!" - "Yeah, that's the one". 😄😅😂 Nice seeing You not wasting any time but stepping right into that somewhat extensive project of building Your own boat - a logical decision, for dedicated cruising people, while it's still ranging way beyond any means the usual hobby boat tinkerer has to his hands. Building the workshop/building place on Your premises is a task often neglected. Your barn-shop, windproof and windowed so nicely is a very good start. Thanks for sharing.

[@misplacedmodifier46]

I'm always amazed with the intelligent craftsmanship inherent in Johan's projects

[@gerrykelly5164]

So simple but so beautiful and satisfying. I love your narration..’they are flying south for the winter..’ my weekly dreamtime. Stay well, thanks!

[@larrystaas1940]

Other than the moulds I would think that you could utilize the CNC for a multitude of other parts of the build as well and for sure it will be exact and a time saver.

[@oleran4569]

Johan has mentioned an earlier career as a cabinet maker. He likely has many uses in mind for a CNC router since the boat's plans are digitized. Given his / their work ethic, experience and attention to detail, this will be a great boat! His lofting floor is a data file and the CNC is the file's hand for cutting. Too bad there are no CNC sanders.... :)

[@dianeswift]

Very exciting to see the build come to fruition! Gigantic project but Johan knows what he’s doing. Vera gets to help out too!

[@thejerseylady1]

Hi you three, we are thankful you are getting over your colds and hope that you will be well from now on. We really enjoy seeing you tackle your projects. All the best, Gloria 🐂

[@flatophall]

Johan!! Your a BEAST with the wood. Framing those enormous windows then the flat table. I really love the scenes around the property. That ending, geese scene was incredible. I'm fired-up about this build. Ya'll take care.

[@nooneanybodyknows7912]

The barn is coming along nicely. The family installing the 🪟 👏

[@raireva4689]

Beautiful episode....I like the ending and the semi envious look Malin face watching birds...👏....few more years Malin, few more years....

[@xhf8yxhf8y9]

Be sure to add some diagonal supports between the legs after it is level.... just 2x2 legs don't supply enough lateral support when mounting/using a CNC; dropping sheets of plywood on it... LOL, or using it as a stage... :>)

[@clstjam4321]

The first steps towards your new boat! Very Cool! You may have done this already, but: I'd suggest gluing the shims to the bottom of each leg. Moving sheets of plywood can shift the platform and knock it out of level. Also, mark the floor where each leg is when you level it so you'll know if it moves. Speaking from experience here.

[@budnorton2778]

You scared me to death standing on your car with all that sharp class in the air

[@deeparks3112]

Oh Malin! Careful with lifting things. Take if from an old fellow - you only get one back, so take care of it or every day will be a painful one. Nice mold cutting table Johan, I vote C&C Router set-up.

[@BreakingWavesSailing]

On and off viewer for years, first time commenter... LOVING this new direction. Great job guys :)

[@thomastaylor6991]

You finally got wise and recruited Miss Vera for the heavy lifting.

[@tomburton8239]

Those skeins of geese at 17:45… they’ve arrived here in Norfolk, UK too. Every day, morning & evening, they fly from the fields to The Wash, and back again at dusk. It’s wonderful to see thousands of them, from horizon to horizon, passing over in the half-light - and making a lot of racket. They really like to shout at each other as they fly…..

[@V7avalon]

Pretty heavy is an understatement. A forklift and scafolding would be handy. 👍

[@brunomeral7885]

It's a gigantic 3D puzzle, which started even before it starts with the fitting out of the barn.... and we will all witness the magic of your hands. I'm thrilled by the anticipation.

[@thomastaylor6991]

At least now I know cardboard is cardboard even in Sweden. Great work guys. What a beautiful place you are living in.

[@gordthompson4664]

The whiteboard scene with Vera makes me look forward to the day when you have her write scripts for your videos. I like poop jokes. ☺️

[@terryhaisten6769]

Slowly but surely it's coming together I thought maybe you might put some 45 braces on those corners of that table on the bottom just to make sure it doesn't rack

[@CFIMike]

I'm glad you're all feeling better! Thanks for the video.

[@mikesmith5055]

You Vikings are doing some great work. My family is from Scotland and I have Viking blood. You make me proud.

[@calvingarrett3245]

Hello to you and your family is a nice table you built for your new boat build I wish you well on your project can't wait to see you out on the water with it. Good luck and God bless all of you stay safe and healthy

[@ВасилийЦ-д7и]

Hi! You have several years of hard work ahead of you. Alone, without helpers, such a large yacht will have to be built for about 5 years. Good luck and patience!

[@alleycat5472]

You two, make a great team. I was just thinking it would be great to see you on the water. But then decided as I was typing, I will enjoy the episodes as they come. And just sit on pins and needles to see it in the water. Great content guys. :) Just think the little one will be so into the process. What a life. :)

[@deraneaton2576]

Nice windows with a view! Three useful tools: A scaffold, a 4-wheeled dolly, and maybe a boom vang (4:1 block and tackle) to lift that heavy stuff more easily. After all, this is a sailing channel, and your new boat build uses a method needing such things. It's not a CNC stage, but oak cargo palettes framed together make a really tough workbench. Mine is on wheels, too, so I can move it (and the entire toolbox) anywhere in the garage.

[@kit2130]

Here to see how Vera’s been growing. Much taller!

[@jamesa702]

Like seeing the outline for a great sailing novel manifest. Thanks for sharing.

[@thomastaylor6991]

You've been building something by heart over the last six years. FAMILY

[@thefakerscritic1397]

You are definitely going to need scaffolding to build a boat! lol

[@raymondthomas8080]

Johan, if you miss woodworking while at sea - take up hand carving / chip carving - you can always find small pieces of drift wood and downed tree limbs as your carving medium!

[@Dr.Pepper001]

My favorite KZbin family! Please spend some time on your temporary sailboat soon before the hard weather sets in. We love your short sailing adventures.

[@markfynney8569]

In your design consideration. Perhaps a substantial bulwark transfering pumped ballast port to starboard on long runs. Radical element for Olf

[@Kathleensailorgirl]

Very exciting times, the new windows will be great and will bring in much needed light. Very soon construction will begin.👍⛵️⛵️⛵️⛵️💕💕

[@zaneenaz4962]

WoW....will have nice sunsets thru those windows.

[@heimslach]

When you are clearly so natural at making things, it is not so strange that you have missed it - I have very high hopes for this project with your natural aptitude and considered approach. Certainly not more strange to miss than the French racing sailor who finished an 80 day global race saying on TV that he most missed a nice salad!

[@bdphourde]

I"ve really enjoyed watching you sailing for the past few years! Now I want to watch you farm! ;)

[@cschexnayder2517]

I worked for Oce USA a printer company home office in the Netherlands. I serviced wide format printers and one of their weaknesses is the paper expands and contracts with moisture and may add some errors from print to print accuracy.

[@vikimoody8783]

One step at a time! Doing good!

[@michaels1997]

This is just awe inspiring - such a huge project. It's enough just to renovate a barn, but you are doing that just for fun before you even start! I know what you mean about building stuff, my wife and I are 90% through rebuilding our house and it has been both the most stressful and the most satisfying thing we have ever done - I just wish it could have been a boat! Greetings from a cold, damp UK!

[@michaelfk2548]

So interesting !..

[@jimhunt5259]

coming alone nicely. suggest building a storage area for all the fasteners you will need in the future. easier now , before boat frame gets in the way. will save time finding parts and pieces .

[@albertfunk1176]

When large stencils are plotted paper has a warpage with changing humidity. It is advisable to use (Mylar) film.

[@Rocketman4H]

This is getting good.

[@johnmayer3433]

The scene where the old barn doors open against the lighting inside was wonderfully done! As for transfering the computer files into reality a CNC router is definitely the better solution if you can afford it. You can cut almost everything later on as well like all the furniture.

[@crazyg74]

I'd love to buy a farm nearby and build my dream boat at the same time! 🙂 That huge window is amazing and will help inspire and motivate whenever the build is feeling 'tedious'.

[@swalemouth]

Please retain the old doors by shifting them out beyond the new window with their own canopy .

[@amarieshearer7613]

Vera has grown , sorry if I spelled her name wrong. She is so cute. Sorry about the broken window, but great job on getting the 2 in.

[@chrismilne4511]

Wow can't believe that Vera is going to school already. I always look forward to your videos each week.

[@tomjones6777]

Good to hear the family is feeling well again. The barn is looking great, I admire your building skills. 👍👍🖖🇺🇸

[@bengt_axle]

The size of those windows is certainly impressive. But I wonder how something that weighs so much can be supported by just a wood frame. I think the cinder blocks are going to add some stability but am glad you can still close the doors to protect the glass during a storm.

[@christip20]

Scaffolding will make you fell safer and more stable than a latter. I just love your farm, as much as the new boat build, this is getting exciting…

[@mary-i7d9d]

This build is going to be interesting! Looking forward to seeing it all evolve.

[@MrPaulcm1]

Looking great. Nice to see you settling in well. Just a thought for your windows, try using 'Window pane holders' for better handling, might make fitting them a bit easier for you both. Love the vlog :)

[@billmeldrum2509]

Exciting times ahead. 🇨🇦

[@robertanderson2118]

Love to watch your Boat build. It would be so great if you could get a company to make your boat in kit form so we could buy the kit and build the boat along with you.

[@akbmunsell]

Definitely buy some good scaffolding now. You’ll need it in the future anyway.

[@Tim8mit]

yes the cost of plywood has soared here in Canada too, even the really poor products like chip board have gotten pricey

[@11thhourcustom]

Just a thought. Maybe make adjustable feet with wheels in case you have to move the table

[@piercet]

A large belt drive CNC laser engraver to etch the lines in the plywood would be another good inexpensive idea.

[@aktxyz]

Its seems the parts you would be able to run thru the CNC are almost endless ... I bet you would get great use out of it. The yeti one in your video seems like a great balance between good quality results and not break the bank ... added bonus of being fairly portable

[@kristaready8812]

Always so relaxing and educational to watch your show. Excellent job you guys. Looking forward to seeing the build 🤗

[@rldukes5729]

The CNC will also cut very precise datum locations on each station so you can double check alignments with laser or thedolite technologies. The ability to check and recheck vertical and horizontal angles will be essential part of your build as well. The farm is amazing and perfect for your family. All the best from Nashville, Music City USA!

[@MrBobVick]

Love that you all reverted to Swedish placing the glass, guess you do speak Swedish when not on KZbin.

[@ryleelewis]

rent some scaffolding. it is safer and you can move it around. it will also be useful when you begin building your boat

[@hguldmann]

Johan and Malin, your windows can break/break In a fixed window, put plastic Guide blocks at the bottom - about 5 - 7 cm from the corners.🤩🤩

[@georgemacdonald8899]

Glass and wood expand/contract at different rates during temperature change, wood also changes with humidity and age... Smart thinking!!!

[@joshy0369]

Awesomeness ✌ 😎

[@kirklumsden8107]

Excellent tutorial.

[@louisbunton679]

Great to see your dream taking shape!! Thank you for sharing !

[@robinhodgkinson]

I expect by now in real time you’ll be cutting your moulds. However for a job this size I think I’d be opting for cnc. There’s nothing like computer precision. Unless you spend inordinate amounts of time on each mould, inaccuracies will creep in. With cnc everything fits exactly as it should - no trimming, smoothing edges, etc, and they will line up with confident precision - if something doesn’t line up you know it’s not the mould. I’d be buying a second hand cnc and then selling it afterwards for similar money. Job done!

[@jwfox54]

Great musical choices as usual

[@asheswright]

Would be awesome if the barn doors were still able to be closed over the window. Especially in bad or very cold weather.

[@mariemorrissey9378]

No I don't understand how a lot about building but will know more as time goes on! Love the Windows Love the Content

[@timothygrady6449]

Be careful if you go the printer method. The printers do not always produce the size that is the file due to printer misfeeds and tolerances in the gearing. CNC might be better.

[@bruceabrams811]

My vote is for CNC. You should check out a new builder in your neck of the woods called, Artic Seacamel. If your going to put your family's life on the line you want to have the best boat build possible. I have faith in you. Good luck to both of you.

[@hedleyjackson5131]

Usually find in steel at least that we get the steel firm to cut profiles in house and deliver them, the time and machinery and lack of expertise is not worth doing in house, just a commercial observation. Great video really looking forward to seeing this unfold some rough castings would be great at some point.

[@pieterjangrandry9750]

Very exciting to follow the story! Perhaps a third option would be to use a hand held CNC router?

[@allsearpw3829]

HI , HIGH 5 For using the car . We used a ford transit van for installing lights in a factory . Great work you three , enjoy the time as you have a young boat builder to teach . Yes the geese they fly over our bungalow twice a year , coming and going off during our winter ,that is the time our boating season starts and ends , nearly 40 years we have watched them. Thanks for your video . Take care .

[@cbowers3818]

Hi Johan, Malin and Vera: been following your channel since the beginning; best sailing channel on KZbin in my opinion. Beautiful family -no drama. You are very inspiring and I look forward to your post every Friday. I like that you are level-headed , and make rational decisions regarding problem solving boat issues as well as sailing decisions. Johan you are very “handy” as we say in Newfoundland. I am an amateur wood worker and have built a sailing dory. I also have a Sirius 21 coastal sailer which we enjoy very much. I look forward to following your build; you must be excited to actually start building the moulds. Put those Bosch tools to good use; I am a fan of Bosch as well. Good luck with the project. Hi to Malin and Vera. Take care.

[@rogermoles9138]

Just thinking you could build a small tender for your boat and it might help you get a feel for that CNC so what I'm saying is practice on the little guy first so you know you got it right on, but that just me. You guys are pretty sharp or get a pro to help you with the CNC it's is a learning curve for some people. Enjoy

[@andvil01]

Same method I used to build a canoe and a kayak many years ago. Building and setting up the frames was a really precision work. One mm wrong is wrong. All work making the template right decides the value of all the work later. It doesn't matter how good everything after is done, if the template is wrong. It will still be a flawed boat. Do not rush this part! Good luck.

[@georgemacdonald8899]

I was thinking even the angle across the template will matter, if done accurately it would be a changing curved surface. Does not seem possible to do it with laser printed based paper -> material cuts.Even the CNC would have to shape the ends, otherwise you end up with contact points on the edges of the material being the control points of the plank curvature.

[@andvil01]

@@georgemacdonald8899 The thickness of the templates is a factor to consider to get the right curve of the hull. The outer edge of the template should be slightly beveled. The most important leading edge, on the side at the 700 mm mark, shall touch the planking. The edge on the other side of the template shall be a few mm inside. It is ok with a mm gap on that side btw edge and planking.

[@georgemacdonald8899]

@@andvil01 I suppose the planking itself can't change it's curvature that quickly, so it wont dimple in at the difference between the template face and the plank face. I am presuming that the two are attached somehow(screwed/nailed/pinned/...) to hold them tight at the contact point(template edge). I was thinking that a 3D printed interface on the end of the template could match the curvature requirements exactly, not so trivial as that curvature could/should be changing in the vertical as well as the horizontal directions.

[@andvil01]

@@georgemacdonald8899 I used staples to fix the 5 mm planking to the frames. even with nails the planking will not bend if there is a little gap at the lower edge. Ran 3 will probably have even thicker planking. Better make sure the planking touch the leading edge all the way. I think it is hard to make an exact bevel. Machine cut or not. If you try there is the risk the planking will touch at a high spot and not the leading edge. Thats the reason I would exagerate the bevel 1-2 mm.

[@georgemacdonald8899]

@@andvil01 Very interesting discussion, Thanks!!!

[@JasonKunda]

Can't wait to see the CNC in action! I just made a round end table with side panels and drawer. Could not have done it without the precise cuts from the CNC. You guys are awesome. Looking forward to the build.

[@portfoliofotoz]

Your episodes are such valuable therapy for me. Thank you.

[@manfredseidler1531]

Plenty of isolation yet close enough for supplies and occasional outings... I call that a win - win on many levels.

[@nortonmolly]

Surely you have companies in Sweden that already have a CNC Router ( like we do here in NZ) where you can send the CAD Files to and they will deliver professionally cut Frames to your Barn. And all you have to do is the assembly work.

[@richardairton4319]

You should take a look at the arctic sea camel project ,he is doing almost the same thing as you

[@AlexeyRozhkov]

Love your chanel and what you do guys! You are amazing!

[@paulbadger6336]

Well done 👍. Thank you for sharing your time with me. You are an inspiration for me and my journey to the sea.

[@RoyClare]

Awesome work! So lovely to see all the preps being done with characteristic attention to details, and totally professional calm. 🎉

[@guymanges3628]

Thank you RAN , 322...