Part 4 - Herreshoff 12 1/12 - Steam bending wood in a plastic bag for a replacement timber
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- Shipwright Louis Sauzedde continues his work fixing a leak on a historic Herreshoff 12 1/2 daysailer named 'Rhode Island Red' from Bristol, Rhode Island. In part 4, Lou demonstrates how he used a pattern to create the replacement piece and then how to steam bend the new piece using a plastic bag.
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The "Bob Ross" of shipwrights.... forget binge watching Netflix... I can watch Louis' videos on building and repairs, 24/7.
One fantastic craftsman that any young lad would be lucky to serve his time with.
I don't even own a boat, but can't stop watching his videos.
Great instructional. Really enjoy the presenters matter-of-fact, very experienced style.
I found this repair as was searching for ways to bend wood. Part 4 was saved in a pinterest page of many wood items that were bent. I found the repair very interesting and I watched from part 4 to the end of the repair. I don't know the name of the shipwright, but he's very talented at what he does.
Love working with wood, but you know when the day comes, and this man passes,the boat world will have lost not only a good man,but knowledge that can’t be replaced! Enjoy watching you work and explaining as you go. Also, your tools will be looked at by people and say,reckon what that was used for! Outstanding job!
the amazing thing is that this guy finds time to do the job and to film and edit everything. I cannot do anyone of the two.
When I was a freshman at Casa Roble High School in Orangevale California we use to soak wood in water and make Re-curve Bows for hunting in our wood shop class, this reminds me a lot of that. Thanks for sharing your wonderful skills with all of us.
Best wishes n Blessings. Keith Noneya
What year did you graduate if you don't mind me asking?
Love watching and listening to this man. A pleasure.
Very nicely done. I'm not even into boats I was just looking up different techniques for steam bending. This video is excellent. Articulate, concise and very informative.
Thanks for sharing! :)
Great Videos! I love the voice/slang. Could listen to it all day! And it's great that you explain how you get to certain things instead of skipping small steps that might be obvious to you!
GENIUS! This will work so much better than a boil bath for my thin wood project!
This is an awesome technique! It looks so much better than what I have used in the past with a steam box. I would be interested in how much it springs back after removing the clamps; I have always had a hard time making bucks to anticipate that.
Great videos, they are short enough to keep my attention and informative enough for me to want more. Cant wait to see whats next.
Christopher Traugh and
I am looking at a 1972 wood Grand Banks trawler. I am not sure if your videos or talking me into or out of it but I appreciate your experience and willingness to share.
Amassing man, is a pleasure to watch. Thank you.
Great idea keeping the wood in the bag while bending, I'll be doing that in the future
Glad I ran across this, I'm restoring a 1923 Old Town canoe which I need to match the bend of the gunwale curve as well as this model has a bend upward connecting the decking. What I'd like to know is what thickness poly bag are you using. Thanks
Wonderfully and clearly described!
Like watching your videos, so much to learn, thank you.
Great stuff, your the man!
Great video, thank you. Herreshoff 12 1/2... doesn't get nicer than that!
HI Louis, my 1958 keel has a soft spot, right where it meets the first plank..i know my skills even with all your good tutorial is no where near capable to do this job. my handy work has been with tar and hemp which held off the water intake from the hull for a season or two, another issue with the propeller and gear box had her out of the water for over a season and now after pulling her 6 tons in and out of the water a few times she still takes in water.i have been soaking salty rags and refilled the problem area with a product called tec 7 and put a copper facing over the area.. i have this sinking feeling that my boat is going to be a sinking mess, she is in the Oslo fjord -i have tried the heritage marine society i have had no luck finding a do able affordable solution...I am more than willing to share my boat if you know someone like yourself in this part of the world..rather that than burn and sink her, 30ft Snekke Dorry Pls let me know if u get any ideas on my behalf, all the best from another wooden boat lover.
Great way to steam bend a timber. Never seen it done that way.
Brilliant!
Thank you!!
Amazing
Well, damn. I came here by accident (phrasing), but this was a great video. More people should be learning how to do this type of thing. I wish I picked this up in school as an elective. It wasn't offered as one, but it sure would have been neat if it were.
I love watching this, very interesting.
plastic bag is a very good idea
I've never heard of this method before.
You sir are a guru
Nice job!
Awesome!
Hello,
could you please tell us What is the thickness and the material of the bag for steaming?
LAST OF THE MOHICANS.
My uncle said your good but could you fix a old sailing cobble with a tunnel
A craftsman. The youths of yesterday and today could not deal or perform many skills of the craftsman that a few and not passing on many of the qualities of these men and women. Beats sitting on your ass in front of a screen or on the new drug of choice a " Cellphone ".
Clampet, Jed!
Too bad the streaming didn't work out for the part you needed.
dude!