Building the TotalBoat - Fitting the side planking (Episode 3)

[@samprice2926]

Mr. Louis Sauzedde, I'd like to tell you that I am rewatching this series for the third time. Thank you very much. I've fallen into a land locked depression over next week being the last episode and I implore you please do another. For me I would like to see a v-bottom series. Thank you again.

[@chrismitchell2386]

I officially have the bug to build my first boat and I'm addicted to your videos. Easy to see what you're talking about and you explain the "why" behind everything. Thank you!

[@macpanic709]

This makes perfect sense. The technique is often used with a router to make planks fit together. By routing (or sawing) the edge of the first plank, then using that edge as a guide, if your router (saw) is slightly off or if the cut is not perfect it's ok because the second edge is matching the first edge.

[@mutedloud]

I don't plan to build a boat anytime soon but i love watching your videos.....the way you explain things is so relaxing for me.

[@thesickhorseranch]

I really appreciate you sharing this information! I may never get around to building a boat, but as a woodworker I love to see the process. Thank you!

[@georgejohnson1537]

Lou you're a born teacher.......that was a lot of information. Thanks! Have a great day buddy C YA

[@LoneRevD]

Subscribed, its great to see a craftsman sharing old proven techniques in this day and age of cnc routing and what have you. Truly interesting and appreciated my friend. Thank you.

[@supurbian]

that temporary bench is a great idea.......every video i learn something new!! thank you

[@plby74]

Loving this series! You're a natural teacher and the wood-working techniques and tips you show are super helpful. Thanks for sharing.

[@aserta]

Beautiful methodology and work done. The bench is brilliant in its simplicity and just like that it lends itself to a plethora of applications when it comes to large "strips" of wood. Also, great work on the video camera as well, and thanks to Andrew as well for helping this awesome series. :)

[@BaltazarAlonso]

Lou you are the best teacher of the world!!!!! Really thxs from Argentina

[@kg6tgr]

I like your new project the planked skiff. The Herreshoff gracing the background of your shop is awesome too. Thanks for the post.

[@0tt0z]

It's always a treat to see true craftsmanship at work! Thanks for the videos.

[@dalejones4186]

Hi Lou. Great series. Your a true master builder and we appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us. Thanks again.

[@richardbohlingsr3490]

Keeping it simple and quick to help move the boat construction along as quickly as possible.

[@treke08]

I also use an inside read wood ruler. I was taught to use it over 40 years ago when I was a pipefitter apprentice, and still use it today doing all kinds of work.

[@shanegillespie6014]

Love these videos! Lou is worth more than his weight in gold. : )

[@Jepetto21]

Keep it up. Not enough quality content out there about boat building. Thanks.

[@ricklanser4689]

it's amazing how much knowledge you have. excellent work.

[@sanderson462]

Enjoying this project you make learning it very easy and interesting.

[@ClintGrantham]

Absolutely love this series! please keep it up.

[@HovingtonInstruments]

What a great series of videos!!! Can't wait for the rest of the build!

[@kevinsese9892]

I am definitely watching this again. Thanks

[@hoozleup]

One of the best channels on youtube - thanks very much. I (like others) can watch you work all day, but I have to admit I couldn't take my eyes off that Herreshoff in the background towards the end. As to the comments about safety protection I couldn't care less if you do or don't but I personally can't stand the scream of a skil saw or table saw and always flick on a pair of muffs. Each to his own.

[@TipsfromaShipwrightvideos]

+Steve O

[@madmodifier]

Great video! I appreciate all the detail. I believe if you get a start capacitor for that phase converter you will not need to rope start it.

[@gandersson6121]

I find all the 3 phase starting procedures quite fascinating

[@P14-n7q]

Merci d'avoir donner tant de temps pour transmettre un '' savoir faire '' très précieux.

[@BrandinHirsch]

Brilliant series

[@ick5353]

Just ran across your videos! I am thoroughly enjoying them and getting motivated to try and build a skiff of my own. Luckily I have a sawmill very close to me that can pretty much get me what I need. One question - what is the moisture content of the lumber that you are using? Is it air or kiln-dried? Thanks!!!

[@jeffgrant935]

Fantastic videos... just too short, and they don't come often enough. ;)

[@TipsfromaShipwrightvideos]

We're working on it Jeff, this stuff isn't easy - and we're filming it too!

[@adrianwilliams763]

Priceless

[@istvanszeifert9183]

Great videos. You got yourself another subscriber. :-)

[@thamesranger8990]

Great stuff.

[@danmarsh1337]

I was wondering if you could overlap the planks and make one cut on two planks to get them to stack on each other?

[@bulletproofpepper2]

Where do you find all those straight planks and boards? I have spent hours at the lumber yard to find a few ok boards for a small project. Thanks for sharing.

[@mr.t1057]

sam yeates watch episode one

[@lawrencestanley8989]

So are these planks getting splined together, or are you using a 1" dory lap?

[@dbayboyds409]

Love it

[@gregglouis2969]

Lou I wish I could be your apprentice. That is a job field I would live to have but there is no one in my area of Ohio that does this.

[@nealmeyersjr7677]

What is the bedding compound that you are using in this build?

[@oldschooldiy3240]

How important is it for planks on both sides to be the same width? Is it for looks? Or is it a structural necessity? I've watched three times and no mention of why it's important for the planks to be the same width!

[@piarmira2546]

I love this kind of building. I make small recreational boats (in my case, sea and surf kayaks) in Vermont with simple tools. One thing I notice in your videos is that neither you nor your helper use ear protection, and, in my opinion, inadequate eye protection. Ear protection insures that you'll have your hearing for your lifetime, but, also, and perhaps especially, it helps you concentrate on your work so you can make good cuts, keep control over your tools and keep your fingers. In future videos, how about adopting ear (and eye) protection...or telling us why you do not? Thanks for an interesting series. Paul

[@windyhen]

Lou can really talk non-stop, my man

[@charlesroberts3838]

I might have missed it but what kind of wood are the planks and what is muranti wood

[@thetruckersmanifesto3873]

sir,can catamaran pontoons be made of plywood.

[@robertmcgurk7587]

The first viewing I was so into this series that I forgot to hit like or even make a comment.

[@thetruckersmanifesto3873]

how would I size for displacement,

[@charlesroberts3838]

How thick are the plank

[@TizonaAmanthia]

I love those biiiig old BEEFY tools, how you have to kick start that MASSIVE bandsaw, and it takes like almost a minute to get up to speed, or a ten foot pullcord on your table saw. but those beasts... they will NEVER die, and will eat a hot supper like it's M&M's. Those tools are made the way they used to be made. May your grand children pass them down to their grand children in much the same condition you have them. Fine examples of Quality over Quantity.

[@thetruckersmanifesto3873]

would you be willing to build a boat for me.

[@TipsfromaShipwrightvideos]

Yes

[@thetruckersmanifesto3873]

like for a houseboat

[@bluewookie41]

Awesome videos but please wear safety glasses! Your setting an example. I was in the navy with a guy who had to have his cornea drilled into to remove a sliver. Gotta be the most terrifying operation ever!

[@Oxnate]

Someone give Andrew some safety glasses before he loses an eye.

[@mrcastro8740]

Just one complain. Saw is spelled and pronounced saaawwwww NOT SAWR OR SAHHWWRR. Other than that you’re a bad ass Shipwright

[@mrcastro8740]

Also IDEA. not IDEAR LOOSE THE R

[@poche660]

What are you guys going to do for a living when you lose an eye and can't hear anymore?

[@robcanob2123]

just take in the knowledge the man gives. he doesnt need you to lecture him about safety. hes forgot more about boats, woodworking and shop practices then most will ever know.

[@edwardjones8170]

Ah what a Love about the internet, a nanny around every basement corner.

[@danny_mills]

hammer blind rivets.... a.h.

[@mattila067]

poche12651 not your concern safety inspector just enjoy the video