Our boat was ROTTING, and we DIDN'T KNOW! Vindo 32
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They now have new Silicone that you can varnish and or paint and it will adapt to it.
Nothing better than a Friday night song by Maya....
I didn't know what Sikaflex was until I started following this channel. Now I put that sh!t on everything.
The wood on your boat is stunning.
Technical knowledge+thoroughness+competence+patience makes for a great job. A delight to watch
Teutonic to a T.
I know a very few channels in youtube that are pure gold. This is the one and probably goldiest one.
Love you!
Keeping a boat like this is a labour of love that could test anyone's relationship. These two look like they have the love for the boat as well as each other.
To say that Alidino is "greatly skilled" would be an understatement! Just amazing.
Good looking woman, great voice, guitar and wellington boots in a boat yard....perfect start to the weekend. Thank you :)
I first thought the best part was the very interesting and instructive boat repair part of the video, but then realized it is the song!
Maya; Do you have an arrangement of 16 tons?
Dr. Alidino operating on Miss Magic Carpet, trying to dig out all the cancer. Hopefully no chemo will be required Doc ?
*Everyone give a THUMBS UP to this great couple !!*
He did outline a chemical treatment delivered in two parts, to be required later in the patient's convalescence, hair loss seems to not be an issue at least? LOL
Love the song at the end! I listened to it twice!
Thank you so much!! I love the devil makes three, they’ve got a lot of good tunes
Oh my god! The song and your voice was mind blowing. I didn’t want it to end ! Thank you so much for the treat!🥰❤️
I've heard of boatyard blues before but I've never heard boatyard blues quite like that. We want more.
I feel your pain tearing into something that looks cosmetically OK just
because you have an inkling that there might be something wrong inside.
But it is so satisfying to resolve that itch.
Your channel is amazing but Maya your music is outstanding. Please continue adding your original music to your videos. Best of luck going forward.
Loved the song at the end!
Such the artisan.....really satisfying to watch Alidino’s skill, patience and experienced knowledge at work. Hats off to your skills Alidino.....fantastic 👍🏼
Aladeno is the 'boat whisperer' Amazing skills, expertise and technical know-how
You are a real craftsman,Aladeno. Thank you for showing us how it should be done.
Love watching the meticulous craftsmanship of Aladino. All the details are wonderful. Also the editing of your videos is very well done. You make a beautiful couple. Thank you so much!
Aladino do you know of a Canadian boatbuider Victor Carpenter? Victor had a sign in his modest shop "If God wanted plastic boats He would have planted plastic trees. Victor built wooden (non West System) boats from 20 to 65 feet. His early MORC 28-30 footers featured twin rudders, a bow-mounted rudder, radical rigs etc. etc. His craftmanship is legendary. He built a 45 footer ("Golden Goose") for Gordon Lightfoot, someone Maya can tell you about. His last big boat was a 65" sloop "Passing Wind" which featured a 90' spruce spar. Victor was amazing and I think that you are too. Boatbuilding needs young crafstmen like you. I hope you have a opportunity to Google some of his boats. BTW his wife Hazel was the expert varnish applicator...
Great song Maya.
Love from Georgian Bay
Thanks Ian!
I did not previously know victor but will look him up:)
As you can imagine that is valuable information in my boat brain😛
Aladino
@@SailingMagicCarpet Roger that Aladino.
Tremendous care and patience to do these repairs correctly. Dont see such very often, particularly on youtube. Most people are just "rush, rush" because boatwork is not glamorous. The care in removing the coaming is impressive.
Did NOT expect the musical growl from Maya! Thank you, lady.
It is a pleasure watching your woodworking skills Aladino and i think your use in this case is very well reasoned, though i would say the side grain to side grain adhesion is probably going to be structurally adequate. If you were wanting to hide the butt joints, i have found in fine door patching that if you saw the ends into 45 degree spear points, the butt joins tend to disappear into the grain. Were i fussy i might use a dovetail angle to hold in the ends. It is sort of the same principle of patching fine veneers with the little football shaped patches. But i love your eagle eyed catching of the rot before it got much of a start on the combing and your proactive attention to the little things before they become big things. And your tendency to not over complicate things.
That tiny little circle caused by silicone contamination is called a fisheye. Wonderful episode you guys, I love watching Aladena work and I can relate to all of it because I am just as meticulous, sometimes to my own detriment! Cheers
What a beautiful song, and a gorgeous voice!😊💕
Just loved the closing number absolutely amazing
Maybe even more than his overall boat skillz, I totally admire how Aladino doesn't seem to get frustrated by things like discovering his boat was rotting from the inside. It seems like he just takes every bump in the road as a fun adventure. Or are we just not videoing those moments of frustration? ;)
Thanks for posting and sharing. Nice to hear that you caught the rot before it had done more damage than it had. Great to hear Maya's song at the end of the video.
It amazes me the depth of talent and knowledge that you both have.
Wow, you can sing! I knew that, but still, daaaaaaaammnnnn, you got good pipes!
Oh wow! You had to really dig to find all the damage, and it's lucky you did. Who knew??? (thanks for the music at the end)
You guys have the GOLDEN TICKET!
JIM
Amazing episode! The way you explain things on how to fix the boat and what to look for... Absolutely invaluable! Thank you!
Love the ending too with the beautiful song! :D
Hello guys, I am slowly catching up with your adventures. Each time I open a new file I think, let’s go see how the poetess and the captain are doing. I smiled when I saw “the long way”, on your reading list. “Parce que je suis heureux en mer et peut-être pour sauver mon âme" (because I am happy at sea and perhaps to save my soul). I advise you to read "the drummer crab" (le crabe tambour) from Pierre Shoendoerffer. You are beautiful souls, do never change.
Young lady I would think seriously about cutting a few tracks. You are young and have a beautiful voice and talented at playing the guitar 🎸. Time and tide waits on no one ☝️. Just food for thought 💭
I already have :) search for Maya Eliza on Spotify or iTunes
A lesson in boat maintenance and wonderful singing...wow...what more could one want? Thank you!
Maya's music and Aladino's shipright skills, a perfect union that Magic Carpet is most fortunate to have aboard. Hopefully that is the worst issue you find while she's on the hard.
The knowledge of Aladino is amazing.
Aladino, you know what your are talking about. You are going to do a perfect job as always.
We are very interested of this work.
The talents the two of you share are admirable and inspiring. I stumbled across your channel, got intrigued, and started watching your videos from the first one you posted about Magic Carpet. The balance between the poetic telling of your stories and the practicalities of living aboard a small boat and sailing the world, appeals to the artist in me and my desire to strike a balance between the mysteries of the existential and the mechanics of daily life. Thank you for your music, your musical choices, your stories, and the tips on boat building and maintenance.
Maya you have a beautiful speaking voice and a beautiful singing voice.
And I would like to add you presented the song so well.
Greeting to you both from Australia.
Love Lyn & Owen 🌸🌺🌹⛵️⛵️⛵️
I just love the tone of your voice. You have such a talent. Please send a tape into The Voice. I truly believe you would be a hit. I know you do your own music, but I would love to hear you sing Southern Cross by CSNY.
A cool, classy boat and crew. The romance and beauty of a wooden boat is more than varnish deep. Now I see how much I don't know about maintaining one. I think the knowledge is in the fingers, for the boat work and in playing guitar.
I am a lover of old sail boats, it is good to see someone ensuring that one survives to keep sailing. How many off these boats went unloved until they were beyond repair and left to rot. I had an East German Folkboat which was a nightmare to maintain, they were not the best of the class. There is no way it will still be sailing, well done guys.
A good method to remove rot if you plan to reuse the part is a rotary wire brush which removes the rot but only scars the sound wood.
Preventing is better than healing, good job!
I used to sail on Lacustre Yachts, when I used to live in Kreuzlingen TG in between 1962 1966!! A friend of mine was Hans Stahli, boat builder from Altnau TG!! Now I am OLD, just resided here in OZ for more than 55 years!! Do not get old, it sucks!!! LOL Keep sailing for a long time!!! AU Revoir Gunter
Loved the singing at the end!
That's the beauty of wooden boats, they are biodegradable !!! He he, ;-) We have one, fully wooden and 62 years old, very beautiful but you have to keep on top of it. I'm sure Magic Carpet will soon be back to her old self with your loving care.
Alindino- the king of varnish!
It is nice to see you get into Boat Works! it's enjoyable to watch. unlike most of our sailboats you have a lot of beautiful wood that needs maintaining. Seeing how this is done is less common on sailing channels.
Dang Maya, you got a serious singing voice! Me thinks you have a bright future as a singer!
Even more insidious than coaming rot is deck core rot since it often shows little outward signs until the decks (or sometimes hull panels) go spongy. Great to see Aladino going after it like a true pro before it gets worse.
Love Alidino's wood working knowledge and skills.
Such care.
Thanks for your unique vantage.
And what an amazing performance!
Another side of Maya.
Silicone can be a real problem when painting, so agree with you both. It's a great insight as usual. The both of you do a wonderful job whether it's musical or boat wise.
Love watching someone who pays meticulous attention to detail. Thanks.
Aladino’s s workmanship is incredible and inspiring! Great teamwork as well. All the best to get magic carpet in great shape again.
Oh Aladino , thank you for sharing Maya with us, both of you or so entertaining.
Totally agree with your thoughts on silicone. The biggest problem we see is folks not using the relevant primer for either polysulphide or silicone based products. They then blame the product for breaking away or delaminating. Same goes for epoxy. So many times folks use epoxy without the right primer and the paint over it without priming the epoxy or removing the blush. Then blame the epoxy. Like metals using dissimilar materials has to be done under control in the right way. Are you considering a penetrating low viscosity epoxy on the rotted timber? We have had some good results with this years ago on an older boat we had. Sail Safe Guys, Ant, Cid & the pooch crew.
I had a Vindo 32 for a few years. Rot in the cabin top got too much for me in the end.
It’s good to see you guys keeping on top of it. Make sure to check the deck head under the paint also, that’s what caught me out.
Great boat problem recognition and sloothing. Great repair decisions and execution. Great voice, guitar picking and metronome perfect timing on a great rendition of a fabulous blues classic. Win. Win. Win! Maya, the blues seems to be your sweet spot. More please. Much more. Jango et al can wait.
It’s hard to tell what Aladeno enjoys more, working on the boat or sailing. I know he’s probably a bit frustrated with the wet and rotted wood, however it appears (not really) that he’s a bit disappointed he doesn’t have to fix more.
Hey, I just got a Vindö 32 myself and is curently trying to get it up and going as a quite big project and I just want to say that I like this content as it helps me a bit:) thanks
Seems like the combing, or wood on top, needs to encapsulate the plywood and not just sit on top. As in re-constructing the combing out of 3/4in solid wood, with a dadoo cut to allow the plywood to fit in 3/4 of the depth of the 3/4in wood, which would be 9/16in dadoo. Then a tiny bead of caulk would insure that the water is kept away from the end grain of the plywood. Actually the point is, that after the bead of caulk begins to fail, the geometry itself will protect the end grain.
It seems that no matter what a boat is build of it wants to turn to rust or dirt. It is part of the joy of boat ownership. As long the joyful parts are better then it is a joy to have a boat. Or it is hole in the water you throw money into. May you both continue to love the journey.
Wow. That performance was fantastic.
... Oh ! - and I love your choise of music and also your own compositions !!
Very nice! Repairs look easy for Al and the song was fantastic, stay cool stay loving stay safe
oh man that is some great technique cutting and vacuuming up the dust :D
Daily practice at our yard and one way to identify a a clean working pro yacht builder 👌
Love multitools
Hi. An old guy taught me this. Dip your screws!! I've been repairing and rebuilding yachts and ships for over 20 years. That said, i think you have way more skills than I. Great training. But its along the lines of a normal boatyard, where cost counts. Every screw and bolt that I ever put in gets dipped into sealant (usually the spout on the sealant tube). It makes a hell of a mess and a lot of my employees and i just hate the cleanup afterwards. The sealant has to gush out but its easy to make a tape collar with a fold and a snip. Bolts do not get pushed in but turned. My own personal boat had wooden masts... and was mahogany.. I only had problems on the attachments I did not rebed....The ones I did never leaked in 20 years. I remain in touch with a lot of my former clients and they report the same on the work we did....On other TH-cam channels it bothers the hell out of me when I see people smear sealant on the bottom of a fitting and then screw it in. Think about a screw and the tiny wiggle it gets thru vibration and pressure. Every time your back goes back against that coaming, or you winch, that screw becomes slightly less perpendicular to its line of force. Its worth the effort to clean up the sealant (goo) than to have water seep in thru osmosis.
Cont: then push in the replacement wood allowing the epoxy resin to rise up and cover the new wood. You will probably have to weigh it down as the fill wood wants to float to the surface. For the cap rail I'd epoxy resin it down and resin in wooden plugs. Water always penetrates around screws in wood. Tom
Omg the music! Such a talent.
Beautiful song from a Wonderfull lady, Very nice!
Have been looking forward to this video since last friday. Looking forward to next friday now.
Really enjoyed the video; you're explanations of the processes, and decisions, are also very interesting. Glad you got easily back into the States! Our closed down days are just about over!🤗
Great info keep it coming. Recently purchased a Vindo 40 that’s been sitting inside boathouse for the last 20+ years.
As well as the interesting rundown on boatwork, I loved the visual, atmospheric and musical aesthetic you've created in filming and editing this video. Thank you very much!
Having woodworking skills are quite handy/important on a wooden boat.
You both are an inspiration and your videos keep me working away at my own boat restoration. Thank you for sharing the joys and struggles of boat ownership and your talents are so much fun to see. Thanks for giving us all a glimpse into your life.
Loving how you sort things out head on, no shortcuts! There is only one way, and you are on it!
Varnish - the rot-enabler... I'm commenting halfway through but I had to write with these suggestions: Use wood-penetrating epoxy,/ cutting out rotten sections with square-cut edges leads to structural weakness / use as much cedar wood as you can for repairs - it doesn't rot.
I've never been a fan of paint or varnish - they never ever keep water out, only hide the rotting. Have you ever seen a front door that's varnished last more than a year before it bubbles and flakes? Oh and use dowels to secure those wooden rail tops to keep lateral strength. I'd stick with the brass screws however.
Loved the video - thank you for posting it. Pressed 'Like' as usual! Now back to watching the 2nd half!
Thanks for the ‘concert’. Very enjoyable
That little shop vac has earned its keep! Great video.
Very cool song at end just could not stop rocking,am a few months behind but won't take long to catch up ,best wishes stay healthy
Really glad you caught the moisture seepage at an early stage! Wood is really a sponge once water finds a way. And it always will :-) When I was about 16 years old I used all my savings to buy a little wooden boat. It was a Dutch-designed van de stadt primaat (also about 40 years old at the time I owned it). I spent the first summer and winter restoring it. Very quickly I realized water found its way more or less inside the complete superstructure. Luckily, my dad, a very skilled woodworker, helped me rebuild the whole thing from tracing the old rotten parts! It was quite a challenge for me at the time. But it taught me grit and to keep going when you encounter bad news. After that winter passed, we put her in the water and sailed her on the Dutch waters. Sailing alone, on a boat that I had resuscitated from near death myself, was the best feeling! You guys will fix this issue like the skilled woodworkers that you are. And you will sail Magic Carpet again before you know it! Thanks for sharing your story!
M
lovely story MM M. Really lovely.
Amazing !! What a unique couple you are . I enjoyed it very much.
It is interesting to watch a true craftsman work. He is good.
Very clear insights into silicone pros and cons. Also the song was great! Thanks to u both.
My boat's out of the water and I'm about to start work, now I know where to look and what to expect.
Thankyou Aladino.
Thank you for the added performance. You two are outstanding young persons! Love ya both.
First time here and I am hooked. You both are GREAT!
Aw thank you Fred! So glad you found the channel!
Nice to der how a boat is cared for. Great song top.
Glad you both are able to fix the damage.
Lots of work. Good for you, you keep your boat in good condition. ⛵
Beautiful singing at the end. Love it! I also love the attention to detail with the wood. More than I could do. I'm a techie. I could do similar with the operation of a computer with it's hardware and software. I love the look of wood, but I just don't have the patience to finish it right in the first place or maintain it. I sometimes wonder how I was able to paint when young, but one of my teachers left a little gem that got saved in an article. When introducing me she said I'd go into a trance. The fun bit about this is I never knew what I was going to paint. I could purposefully start with one design, and often something totally different was the result. Now that I'm doing computer controlled light based art, I have the trances coming back as I deign them.
painstaking work, but the attention to detail pays off in a beautiful boat
Hi, there is an additive called Flo-rite that you can add to finishes including varnish which helps with stopping the potential silicon separation spots you have mentioned.
This series in the boatyard is interesting and educational for us land lovers.
I have many years examining timber decay in service in Australia as a Wood Product scientist. My research found Mahogany not very durable and perhaps should not be used where longevity of an item is paramount. Also were all the veneers Mahogany? maybe an even less durable timber, or the less durable sapwood of Mahogany. Another property of some timber decaying fungi is it form thickened hyphae boundaries at a place in the timber where the timber moisture content will not support further decay. This then provides suitable decay "bubble" within the piece and the outer surface will not show wet patches (as you discovered). As the wet timber is drying you could sprinkle some borax onto the wet sections. The borax, as a fungicide, will diffuse into the wet timber and kill the fungus as it spreads out in the wet decay zone.
Very, very good explanation of the damadge and the repare-job !!!
Looks like your doing a good job to me. Love the music, and the way you always explain
As usual a lovely video. They are sometimes artistic and spiritual, sometimes practical and unsentimental but always entertaining and inspiring!!!. Love the musical ending! :)