We've Never Seen The Boat Like This - Ep. 351 RAN Sailing

[@zoltantajti2128]

That was funny, when she said "Now is really hot, 22°C."😂😂😂

[@RANSailing]

We've had a really cold spring! :)

[@dawoderpfeffer]

@@RANSailinghere it is never getting as cold as 22°C. Maybe sometimes down to 24°C but normally always 28°C to 30°C at 90% rel Humidity. ... Which is a huge pain when FiberGlassing!

[@lorenenoe4472]

The moments with Vera are so appreciated, she’s a lovely child. 🙋🏼‍♀️

[@andersholt4653]

It's very encouraging to see the level-headedness with which you approach your big project. Also, it was nice to see the "inspector" giving her seal of approval! Take next Friday off - it's Midsummer so you just eat, drink and be merry. Greeting from Sweden 🇸🇪.

[@MichaelCollins-the-other-fella]

Very interesting. I am impressed with your progress.When I was younger my father, brother, and I built a 23’ full keel boat using a similar method. We used a round spruce strip plank, convex down, concave up to hold the epoxy. We edge nailed the strips every 18” with 4” ringed copper nails. That kept the strips nice and tight but the nails tended to wander. So to prevent them from popping through the hull surface we predrilled every nail with a snipped off bicycle spoke. It was a pain in the butt to do it but it keep things tight and the boat is still sailing. Long live B79 Longshot!

[@jeffpargetter9038]

So good to see the hull from this angle, it’s coming along nicely.

[@flightplan1000]

I’ve been looking in on you guys for quite a while now - Alaska, Mexico, etc and the really great thing about your videos is how gentle and calming they are. When I’m done watching one of your videos I can stop taking my blood pressure pills for three days…thanks!

[@kerrymettert8962]

Just awesome! I like the new view too. You two are building your dream. Thanks for sharing each and every week.

[@RANSailing]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@HopeOfJoe]

Just a fabulous and wonderful episode. R.A.N. III is truly progressing and the new look (and work ability) is tremendous‼️‼️ Aaaaand, Marlin, working the compactor. It doesn't get any better.......well, I f actually does. Seeing young Vera I he hat and girly outfit. Just a real pleasure. 😊 See you next time.✨ 🌊 💨 ⛵️ 🏝️ 👙 🌞 ✨

[@propulsar]

Great work. 13.58 "once the planking is done"

[@carolinaanthoness9428]

What a journey of fulfilment. Your surroundings are so tranquil. I always get a feeling of happiness when I watch your videos. Can't wait to see your boat turn the right way up. ⛵🌏⛱🐚👙🩳🩱🐙💧🐬🐡🐠🐟🤿🤿⚓☀️🇦🇺

[@nooneanybodyknows7912]

@11:55 the field. 🤗 @12:00 Ran III 😘 All of your hard work opening the barn and leveling/packing the pad and driveway. 👏 I love the barn opened up. Thanks for sharing.

[@jonunya3128]

can't get over how lovely your farm is. thank you for the video.

[@SerbanOprescu]

The boat is taking shape! Vera, sweet baby, is taking shape as well!

[@nigelmorgan3449]

Good morning looking fantastic

[@rvz3215]

Thank you for this video! This will be a beautiful boat i’m sure. Grtz. from the Netherlands

[@MC-re2ry]

Always, RAN is like a meditation. Thank you and kind wishes from the heartland of America.

[@777rogerf]

From this new vantage point the Dashew influence on the design of the hull, so Ran III promises to be an effective wave slicer as well as a commodious and and safe for the family. The videos of the farm-based building project have proven to be highly interesting. We viewers are loving them!

[@johnbaxter8569]

That view is pretty fantastic... Well done, the three of you....

[@Building_a_Boat_by_the_River]

We are having some serious flash backs from planking Tarkine! It’s a long repetitive road but great to watch the boat grow and show her lines. Keep up the good work!

[@brunomeral7885]

I must say, vlog after vlog, your little 3D puzzle you invented for yourselves looks more and more like a boat..... which it seems to be the goal :)

[@BRP_USA]

I’ve been boat shopping. I came upon RAN, your Beason 40 in SoCal.

[@ekimandersom4478]

Haven’t watch you for years. And now i see you have a kid and building your own boat? Damn guys. Gotta start following this project.

[@peterbartmann9006]

Digging the boat out of barn great job😊

[@milt7348]

Looking good, stay safe and we'll see you next week.

[@Lifesgood427]

Opening the barn up willmake such a difference to the ease of access during the build, loving the updates, good luck from the UK

[@jonhansen100]

Really great progress ! I was concerned about the framing for the new barn opening. I guess the header was ok to be supported as you have done. This build is a real testament to your planning and foresight. I love seeing life on the farm reimagined. I see a future of RAN SHIPBUILDERS, INC.

[@billbarnes9718]

Looking good. Great video.

[@edwardmassengale7988]

Great video, thank you very much!

[@Kathleensailorgirl]

Beautiful scenery and lovely to see so much progress in removal of the side of the barn. 👍⛵️⛵️⛵️💕💕💕

[@michaeltamborelli2769]

Where do you "3" get all of your energy? It's AMAZING! HAPPY FATHER'S DAY from all of your viewers in the United States .

[@raybelcher]

Great step, thank you for sharing.

[@koomaj]

Chillest content on KZbin. Even with the jackhammer =)

[@koomaj]

And the compactor!

[@krisbouchard6146]

That was a great surprise ! I expected a few more episodes of planking - which I don’t mind but enjoyed the break !!! Great progress and good info on the fiberglass choices.

[@lkirkby3]

The two of you are very adept at handling so many varied tasks together.

[@katemactiern9169]

Bravo pour votre travail !!Ca avance bien!!La campagne autour de votre maison à l'air magnifique !!Merci pour cette vidéo

[@chuckvanderbildt]

Lovely stuff. Thank you guys for sharing, and best wishes once again.

[@jvkew]

0:36 Vera. Always the helper! Delightful.

[@zaneenaz4962]

pre-wetting the fiber weaves with acetone or something similar to help flowin the resin came to my mind. then i read about the wood absorption...totally agree that that needs to be addressed. Great video. You three have accomplished alot. Vera is fantastic...good job.

[@eduardomontes1276]

Two sliding doors, very simple to build and cheap. Also you save a lot of space.👍💪💪

[@w056007568]

Will not catch the wind either unlike traditional barn doors. However they can be noisy due to them moving with wind on them and it is not easy to control drafts in a cold winter around all the edges. Any tracks (top or bottom) will quickly freeze up with ice due rain, snow etc. Sliding doors would be my suggestion unless you might afford horizontal bi-fold doors.

[@michaelphilip3919]

Looking Good. Looks like I am finally getting all caught up

[@perrygauthier1174]

Amazing work you two. Dream team💯 Cheers from 🇨🇦

[@chuckhillier4153]

Perseverance!!

[@andyjamesable]

What i find absolutely incredible is that Johan displays so much competence and skill and yet it seems for a large part of the construction he is doing things for the first time and actually learning as he is going along .. Johan, you are a truly remarkable young man .. one can only imagine what the farmhouse would look like if they were renovating that and not building a boat !

[@RANSailing]

Thank you so much for the kind words :)

[@josephgutierrez244]

The column removed supports the end of gable and needs to be replaced. Suggestion would be diagonal columns similar to mid-barn at the open end, and a beam. You prolly have an engineer already? Great job working together. I’ve never seen a woman behind a compactor before! And then Malin starts going down the driveway too 🤣. Awesome!

[@craigkepchar2619]

It always puts a smile on my face to see your daughter, she is just lovely, and she can climb. Good to see you running the compactor, maybe you can try the jack hammer next? Great video and I hope the boat flip goes well.

[@jurisvilde2151]

Great work.

[@FighterFred]

Good job. A huge project for one guy.

[@KennyP88]

How exciting, getting that done in a day.☺️ Huge milestone.👍

[@donnawarmouth9329]

It’s gonna be so beautiful

[@stanhigh]

Good work.

[@PetegNZ]

Not sure if you will have built the doors already but maybe it's worth making them with some clear corrugated plastic panels, so even closed you get good light in at the bow for working and to make the space brighter? Loving watching your progress.

[@torstenhansen4308]

A little blond girl with her summer skirt and straw hat playing among the trees while mother tends the soil, does it get anymore Swedish than that? Every episode brings significant progress and we, your viewers, are all cheering you on. Personally, I’m looking forward to the glassing of the hull and hoping that you can get some help with that.

[@LibertyDankmeme]

i laughed when you said 22C is hot - it's never below 23C in my house during summer but it's 35-37C outside - cheers from Louisiana USA

[@richardelder256]

What is your laminate schedule? Structurally the cedar strip plank is primarily a core. My guess is that you will need four or five 6oz biaxial inside and outside for this large and fairly heavy cruising hull. A tremendous amount of hand squeegee work for two people. And less than ideal resin/fiberglass ratio. Why not use infusion? We do a 60' catamaran half hull with a small crew in 2 1/2 hours. When you remove the peel ply it needs a lot less fairing than a hand layup.

[@davidwilliams6067]

Who would have thought when you got started on your dream boat that you would end up converting a barn, knocking down walls, flattening and levelling land and many other projects. Well done and thank you for sharing. Myself I can’t wait for you to be making your plans back on the water. I will try and be as patient as you all are.

[@shipskepr1]

how awesome

[@hedleyjackson5131]

I watch sailing channels to take me away from farm jobs😊 nice work the spaced boards we cal Yorkshire boarding in the UK it allows air flow for livestock with some weather protection. Nice work you will pass the planking stage great prep work like yours will make the best finished product.

[@ericjamieson463]

That view is v cool!!🙌🏻

[@TheDanielsherer]

Yes, the new view is pretty fantastic. I also like the new, shorter, right-to-the-point opening you have. I guess for people who don't know you, it could be confusing, but for us long-time subscribers, it's great!

[@wildefermente4982]

Wonderful and important step. Nice view! 🤩

[@sawahtdeekrahp5305]

I watched you guys for years (RAN 1 and 2), but gave up on the sailing channels during COVID since no one was going anywhere. Instead, I started watching boat building channels. I came across this latest episode by accident not realizing it was RAN sailing. What a shocker! I always admired Johan’s talent and knowledge with sailing and maintaining boats! He always maintains a calm demeanor and does quality work! It will be a privilege to watch this next massive undertaking. I’m back on watching RAN sailing!

[@jerome01949]

Beautiful

[@garykuiken6191]

For a temporary door i would just use a single roll up tarp that can roll up. At the ends use a plank on either end under which the single tarp would roll up underneath so it would not blow around. Some grommets on the edge of the tarp could use "bungee cords" to hold the tarp tight and secure when closed. By boxing in the ends of these holders it would make the doorway fairly air tight .

[@dennismiller5725]

Johan, I wish there were more craftsman in the world like you who always checks tour work and takes all possibilities into consideration! You are one of the best I have ever seen!

[@johnharman5440]

Boy you guys are doing a great job I really love the channel.Longtime follower

[@imdguin]

It's much easier to imagine the lines of the boat with this view. Beautiful

[@keithmcintosh3446]

Wet the surface with epoxy before laying up, love the boat build.

[@whotknots]

Malin it is interesting to hear perspectives held by other cultures particularly with regard to environmental conditions. For years my family and I lived and worked in a region of central Australia where temperatures regularly attain mid-to high forties Celsius during Summer. You might then understand that I was initially surprised to hear you refer to 22 degrees Celsius as "really hot today" and had to stop and think "it's all relative".

[@OurFrenchHouseRenovation]

Looking great, have you considered extending the barn by a few feet, to help when working on the bow in the future? thanks for sharing

[@RANSailing]

You'll see what happens in this weeks episode :)

[@fraserguthrie4692]

Please consider: Work on having an electric/hydraulic canting keel. A canting keel will give you dial-up comfort by controlling heel. Also the dagger boards protect twin rudders. You will also have a shallower draft and lighter overall weight. Ask your designer and engineer about it. The engineering is widely known - big carbon frame.

[@trevhedges]

If you have issues with all that saw dust, mechanical workshops actually pay for it, so do butchers, obviously you have the room to use it as mulch, But here in Australia we actually do pay for good saw dust.. we put it on any small oil spills in our shop..

[@bryansmith1920]

As a Brit its great for smoking Haddock 🤣🤣🤣

[@christip20]

We use it for our stalls for the horses too! Cedar sawdust & cedar shavings are the very best, probably because they stay “nice” longer & they make the whole barn smell good! (Any kind does the job though!)

[@trevhedges]

@@bryansmith1920 oh smoked fish, why not? Good idea..

[@trevhedges]

@@christip20 apparently it has anti bacterial properties.. the reason butcher blocks are made of wood, and so are most good home chopping boards, so yes! I can imagine it’s actually perfect for horses..

[@gregzeszotarski9927]

It is so beautiful at your farm. I cannot ever imagine leaving it.

[@foxtanker4055]

Love Vera's hat

[@allsearpw3829]

Hi , it is getting to look like a sail boat , great work all round💗👍👍👍

[@crustycurmudgeon2182]

Doing some test runs with samples was really quite brilliant! Getting these laminates absolutely, thoroughly saturated in epoxy is hugely important-- you only get one chance. There's no "do-overs" after that. You're on the right track: build up layers. You're making fabulous progress in this build (and the barn modifications). Rock on, Ran!

[@bobp66777]

I thought it was brilliant too. He's really planned ahead.

[@HellyWelly93]

So exciting to see the Hull coming together!

[@ldirk58601]

You both work very hard and its been pretty cool to see what you have worked your way up to and how far you’ve come. Bravo!

[@drewmynard27]

You’re a legend 👍

[@bobsails9750]

Thanks very much

[@ptsteinbach]

Wow, you still have that blue shirt with the waves!

[@bdphourde]

I'm always impressed with the work you do and the results. Opening up the barn seems to have been well planned weather-wise! Once the stem is on, will the new doors close? Will you build out the area in front? If you put longer doors on they will close together further out. You just have to enclose what open area you wind up with. That will make it so that you can move around the bow with the doors closed. If you concrete in the area in front of the boat, then you can add roller wheels to the bottoms of the doors. It will be interesting to see how you plan to flip the boat. I did watch a wooden boat-build on KZbin by a Russian family who flipped the boat in their barn.

[@joejxp7874]

Mesmerizing! Look forward to your videos every Friday. You both are so talented. Thank you for sharing your adventures, projects and beautiful family.

[@boomerangfishact6754]

Wow, wow, wow! Your ship is coming along quite great! It is so interesting to watch this whole process. Even with these random details like flattening the lot outside and opening the wall. Keep it up, the reward will be tremendous!

[@terrylamm9468]

been a bit since I have watched your vids and I'm trying to get caught up I will go back to see how you got here thanks

[@andrewsalmon100]

Yes. That view of the hull is excellent. Another big week. Wonderful.

[@MrGaryparker]

When you finish building the boat, you can rent out the barn for weddings or dances.

[@mikejuzenas93]

I love your channel and great work! Have you considered buying/renting a sprayer such as what Ross uses on "Life on the Hulls"? The sprayer separately sprays the catalyst and mixes it with the resin as you wet out the cloth, which is highly efficient and consistent. Ross seems to get the matt soaked really well which is key to both strength and a good finish. The same sprayer can be used for the finishing gel coats, and once you are done, you can sell the unit to recoup your costs. Anyways, just an idea. Good luck and nice work so far!

[@johnmooney9444]

Your daughter is building memorires, all of them good ones. So fortunate.

[@russellleach1942]

Looking good

[@tommyedodson2412]

Good golly, there IS a boat in that barn. Looking so good and I'm amazed at the stamina you two have.

[@SourBogBubble]

thanks for the efforts!

[@patrickleahy770]

How nice is your living room, I love the work you've done on your house. Also, my heart skipped a beat when he pulled that main post out of the middle of the new doorway, I don't know what I thought was going to happen but it seemed scary.

[@ProudMary53]

Hi, Another great video. I look forward every week to see your progress. It looks fantastic. There's a really great guy who has a KZbin channel here in Australia that's 2:08 building a 42' Catamaran from fibreglass. His name is Ross from Life on the Hulls. Might be worthwhile contacting him and see what he recommends as far as the glassing etc goes as he does fibreglass work for a living as that is his business. Cheers, Pete

[@alterego157]

0:33 beautiful family moment 😂

[@jeroennnnnnnnnnnnnn]

Hope to see you guys sailing soon in you're lovely temporary sailboat!

[@guymanges3628]

Thank you guys for 351...

[@bryansmith1920]

The Doors may I suggest Aircraft-Hanger folding doors set out from the end of the barn structure sort of free standing to give more space in front of the bow 🤔🤔🤔

[@zzlee6411]

You could try 6 mm vapor barrier plastic and a wood frame fore the barn door. It will give you protection and light. :)

[@emsevol2712]

I was thinking about the doors for the new opening and how they could be built so that when closed there is still open space around the bow for walking. Like a 1 meter bumpout, doors close at an angle, and with an eave to keep it weathertite/ dry.

[@1sailfast]

Amazing! Very impressed with your work and skills.