Complete Sailboat Makeover (New Cabinetry) - Free Range Sailing Ep 147
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ค. 2024
- This week we reveal our brand new galley and the work that we have been carrying out to complete it over the last 3 months.
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Music Credits & Time Stamps
00:00 Introducing Our New Galley!
02:34 The Den - George's Town
05:08 Get Mine - Pearce Roswell
09:13 One of Us Had to Go - OTE
12:27 Canyon Walls (il-lo Remix) - Koresma
15:27 Wicked One - Velvet Moon
20:44 Nudist Beach - The Fisherman
23:19 Get Mine - Pearce Roswell
25:04 With Open Eyes I See - Sunfish Grove
27:08 Canyon Walls (il-lo Remix) - Koresma
30:04 Before and After Reveal of our Galley
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As a carpenter myself I love watching Troy fabricate y'alls boat. His eye for detail and patience while teaching Pascale is awesome! Thanks guys watching your videos gives me something to look forward to going through surgery! It helps me stay positive while being so stationary and unproductive! 🙂
Lance's shop is so fantastic. The quality of his equipment is very impressive.
Watching this episode again to learn a few more tips and watching Pascale's focus on the last varnish segment.....what a talented and fabulous team-player and partner !!! 💯 ✨ ✌️ ✨
Jack and Jill of many Trades, and maybe trades. You've inspired me to get in my neglected shop and build some cabinets for my wee little kitchen
Had to watch this again tonight. Just love to see the fire in both your eyes as you are rightfully pleased with your endeavor.........................., yet, to witness the pure joy of Pascale from a woman's perspective of a much nicer space for her to call home is just wonderful !! Congratulations, guys. Well done. 👍
Your galley is looking great. The best part is that it will make you smile every time you use it
The cabinets look fantastic. Just a thought: as you use your cabinets youll find that they will wear in and start to slide quite easily. .. ( which is nice ) .. how ever .... that means when tbe bow is comming up and pitching forward the cabinets will start sliding on thier own.
You can negate that with magnet latches ... you can install them on the back of the doors and inside the cabinet and that will hold your doors in place.
Just sharing some life experience .... 🌹❤🌹
I've done enough wood working to appreciate the quality of the work you two have done! Nothing short of amazing!! Be safe!!!
So excited to share this one with you folks - we are so proud of our new galley space! There's plenty more interior refit videos to come over the coming weeks before we start the work on Mirrool's exterior. A big thank you to all that have been able to send us contributions during the refit, we could not have done it without you. I can't wait to start cooking some wonderful creations in our new galley space after this epic refit is over. Pascale
Looking forward to seeing some more cooking ideas !
You did a great job on the galley so you are rightly proud. Looking forward to the other refit videos. It's too late now but you may want to consider wipe on polyurethane (thinned polyurethane). It is much easier to get a streak-less finish with wipe on.
@@ianc4901 me too!😋
I really love the combination or practical tips, attention to detail and, and, and the artistic videography. This is by FAR the best sailing channel I have found. Even when you are not sailing :)
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Absolutely beautiful job. You owe the guy with the workshop about a million beers !! I know you are well and truly finished by the time you read this, but 2 hints. Bondcrete is a lot stronger than Aquadhere and is a lot more waterproof. And instead of sanding varnish I now use steel wool, it is available in different grades and doesn`t clog up.
Question Troy? Have you ever thought about writing a book, not just of your history and of your travels, but of your sailing stories and more importantly your refit. And include you tips. Pascal, love to read your stories, cooking tips and how easy you found it to join Troy on your travels? Again tales of your refit? Great to see you both in the cabinet build.
So nice that someone (Lance) was willing to give you the space to live and do the big retrofit.
I have discovered your channel a few months ago and been playing catch-up. Great story.
Having just finished a house renovation I can appreciate how much more complicated it must be on a boat and understand why you have to pay so much more attention to detail - especially being as you are going to be on open oceans.
Pascal - such a talented lady and hard worker.
Troy - you are a very talented perfectionist ;-) And hug Pascal as much as you can - she is a keeper!!
OK, more episodes to catch up on.
Having access to a woodshop was Huge
Very nice work. Finishing the cabinetry is more labor-intensive by far than the woodwork itself. You guys seem to have gotten a fantastic finished product. Pascale has outdone herself.
The sliding doors in the galley of our Hallberg-Rassy 35 Rasmus do come out, but it is a real bugger to get them in or out. The tolerances are ridiculously tight. They don't pop out ever in a seaway but I have to wonder just how skilled the finished cabinetry carpenters were to have made that level of tight tolerances work and still work brilliantly even 45 years later.
Using the aluminum channel was a brilliant move. They should slide very well forever and be dimensionally stable. We have found that the sail lube called McLube/Sailkote is really effective in keeping sticky cabinetry nice and supple. It almost works too well. It's great on sail tracks too.
I love your enhanced cabinetry and your choice of wood. Reminds me of Leo's quality and precision he is putting into the rebuilding of his 100 year old yacht Tallyho.
Superb work! Is there anything Team Free Range Sailing cannot do? Compliments to Lance as well for his generous contributions to the project.
OMG 😱 WOW ‼️ 💯 ✨ ✌️ ✨ 🌞 ✨ What a difference and what a huge amount of work‼️ You will never have to worry about your cruising kitty ever again. Beautiful ✨ ⛵️ ⚓️ ✨
Some of the shots of you guys working on the cabinets made me think one of you might be a pro cameraman. New galley is starting to look amazing
Beautiful work on the cabinetry. One comment on the finishing process. I no longer sand after staining and between top coats. I use crumpled up brown paper grocery bags, also known as kraft paper or packing paper. It makes knocking down little bumps and such a snap without the risk of sanding through a coat. When you achieve a smooth surface you can hear the difference in the rubbing sound.
When one partner shows joy over the joy of the other things are right. I love your minimalist lifestyle. The galley looks perfect.
I looks fantastic. Pascal you look like you were enjoying the wood working. Troy looks like he is enjoying working with his hands. It must be such a great little "working holiday"...
Good to see an OLD SCHOOL Tradie at work Troy, real nice job mate. Pascale, the way used the paintbrush was also nice to see, such TLC suggests you would make a good mum if such was to happen as would Troy be a great Dad to my thinking. You now have a near NEW Boat that you need to show off.
Great craftsmanship you two. I especially enjoy watching your process, and appreciate the shop safety tips as well. Thanks for bringing us along on the refit.
What a productive way to spend in lockdown. Every sailor needs a Lance and his expertise!
A more thorough job one would be hard pressed to find. You two continually impress with the level of your varied skills. Can’t wait to see the finished home and to see you once again on the blue.
Ok this is video number 24 of my "I want to buy a Free Range Sailing hoody" campaign
Cheers
Matt
Amazing cabinetry. One small thing I would have done, is to embed a rare earth magnet in each vertical side of the sliding doors and a small piece of steel in the vertical framework. This to help keep the doors closed when you want them to stay closed - and to stay open when you want that. The doors fit very well for now but over time the wood will wear and the doors may slide much easier.
I have a couple of sliding doors which have worn magnets sound like a good solution for me
Troy a man whit multiple talent ,that taz oak look like nice wood , Pascale is a beautiful helper.
Wow... beautiful job. So smart to do the re-fit in Tassie, it really is the woodworking capital of Oz.
I've really been looking forward to this, had a feeling it would be something special and you guys didn't disappoint! It looks so, so good - the woodwork is beautiful and its a proper treat to see such attention to detail in the build. It also looks so much bigger with more useful prep space. Kitchen furniture designer in a past life so really enjoying this! Thanks for sharing and stay safe. X
Fantastic job! Very well planned, simple, utilitarian, but aesthetically pleasing! Brilliant!
That was an amazing woodworking shop. I have not seen most of the machines I saw there. The house looks cool, too. I can totally imagine how Pascal feels on seeing the finished cabinets !
25:50 now I know why troy always has a hat on! 😂🤣😂😉
Seems that while you guys were creating your masterpiece, I was rehabbing my boat's interior.
I can't cut a straight line with a skill saw, so I had the cabinet guy cut all the wood and I took it from there. I share your "pride of accomplishment" in a job well done.
By the way, have you noticed that your views / 'likes' ratio is much higher than any
other sailing related VLOG? Quality work gets noticed. Congrats.
G. King, SV Intuition
Wow, that chap set you guys up with a sweet wood working shop 👍. Troy, you are spot on with safety message of tools, such, as routers, planers, joiners, etc. Noise in shop can mask a running device... ☹️ I won’t link to a recent video of an experienced craftsman with ear protection on put his hand on a running joiner and lost most of his fingers.. 🤭. Pascal, I made my own kitchen cabinets and went through exactly what you went through, sanded through the stain making corrections. I know the frustration, time, and sweat equity you put into finishing the doors. They look great and you two did an awesome job. Boat refits should come with disclaimer, “Don’t start without ample Advil or such for the aches and pains coming forthwith 😂🤣😂
Another great episode! You two are quite the wood workers!
Good catch on the sanding, Pascale. A pre-stain conditioner, or sanding sealer before applying stain will also help hide any scratches.
Its the "little cupboards in life"
It looks so nice. I’m so happy for you.
Regarding the milling cutter? I can show you my left pointing finger, and show you what can happen, even when you know the tools very well. Late in the day, late in the week, late in the summer and low blood sugar 😂
Fair winds ,,,/),,,,
Same, my left thumb doesn't bend anymore because of one. Never let your guard down no matter how comfortable you are with the tools.
One word: Beautiful!!! Total respect for the pair of you! And finally, to Lance and his family you are amazing!
Quite the pair of cabinetmakers ....... great job and well done. Can't wait to see the whole makeover.
great job guys, as a little OCD my self, love to see you cleaning , measure once, measure twice, make sure then cut, and go for it, great job guys
commented to early....what a difference !! great job guys !!, much more functional
Speaking as a antique restorer nice job guys! Nice workshop too. Be lucky
You are so lucky to have access to such a high quality work shop. Compare that to working on your boat in the yard in FNQ
Wow that looks so nice, great job guys..she's really going to look beautiful when all completed.
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I can’t wait until Pascale prepares the first culinary delight in the new Galley ! Great job the pair of you 🙂👍
You two are amazing, skillful and dedicated to each project, chore and each other. Great job. That is going to be a real nice 30 ft sailing boat. Thanks Troy, and of course beautiful Pascale ! 🍻
Cupboards on boats are such a pain to do - epic job, well done!
Great design, well executed. Sliding doors are not simple to manufacture and have them work properly forever.
Nice brush technique, Pascale. You guys ROCK! Hard core!
'Bout time you built ya Missus a decent boat interior. 😆 Seriously, its looking great!
I can't believe the caliber of food that is coming out of such a small space!!! Good on you😍
Great work! Sturdiness meets style! Jazza would be jealous.
Magnificent work! Top rate! Have you thought of ventilation in the doors? Looking forward to much more. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks guys catching up on the refit looks superb👏, 🎩 off to lance for let you use his workshop top bloke 👍🏻Am away to watch the other videos sure she will be a beauty once you have furnished 👍🏻⛵🏴
I think you've really done Mirrool justice; that fit-out looks like perfectly preserved original woodwork.
Beautifully done! Using the metal channel for sliding doors is a great idea! It is amazing how good a simple design looks if well executed.
Great work, and a fun video!👍🏼👍🏼
Just a thought. Christine made a good point. It wouldn't take much of a magnet to keep those sliders closed.
Great job on the doors. It takes patience to do it right and you have accomplished a lot improving the interior. it's amazing what a good quality paint new stain and varnish can do.
I'm impressed. Looks real good!
Marool is very lucky to have you be her caretakers.
You're giving me plenty of ideas for Preceptor.
Holy handgrenades batman. Lovely.
This is very beautiful cabinetry, and I enjoy the thought you built it with Tasmanian wood.
Awww, she looks beautiful. You must be so pleased.
Grateful. Blessed. Inspired. Lifted. Motivated...well, umm, that's how I feel about MY wife..not just pleeeezed. Just sayn. I mean Pascale is nice and all but..well maybe Troy is just pleased. That might be good...for all of us. 😂🤣😂😂🤭🤗🤔🤨
Troy pasty you are so lucky to have meet a vary special man,family in tassie
That fellow has a nice shop similar to mine. I'm a woodworker & I must say you did a cracking good job on the cabinets it has the look of Mahogany. I don't know what's available in your country but I love all Minwax stains & satin Polyurethane. Galley is looking super.
30:05 At this point I heard myself say out loud to no one in particular "wow, that looks really good." Well done.
Very nice!
Still stuck here in Texas.
But not forever. Will get out there soon.
Thanks for the encouragment.
😉
Well done Lance , & well done you guys for putting out a superior finished product . Looks Great :) Last time I was doing this sort of stuff, routers and dust extraction hadn't even been thought of .
Great job, guys!.. it's no surprise to see that Troy is at home in a woodworking shop as he is at the helm of Mirrool. And nice to see you using that great Aussie product, Bote-Cote epoxy! I'm about to order a batch for my dinghy build.
Nicely done guys, such an improvement on the old version !
It's simple and practical with a good amount of style but not over done, it's easy to get carried away when you have access to a well equipped workshop like that and add all kinds of unnecessary detail. I don't think I could have avoided using the router table to put beading and round overs all over that woodwork which I know is not to everyone's tastes and might even be the first thing a new owner might want to change !
Nice choice of music again Pascale, very chilled, love it !
Beautiful so down to earth and great team work well done great viewing take care love
Mark
Absolutely beautiful; and you all deserve a wonderful refit.... Thank your friends, for the workshop and friendship; what a wonderful group ❤ of people that you both have... Cheers 🍻 🥂
Looks beautiful. Congratulations! Am sure that you will love the renewed galley.
All that hard prepping turned out beautiful
I am so glad on your restore project. Kitchen look really good. Wow you two really put alot of effort into that. Looks great
Happy to see you maintained the pedigree with updated materials and excellent craftsmanship. Pascal was Glowing. Troy was very proud. Smiles here as well... Good Job!!
@10:34 -- another great new shot using the same gear as the last video, i reckon! anyhow -- i love the shots, they do a great job of telling the story here. cheers, you two!
Thorough, well planned, meticulous and organized. We expect nothing less from Troy & Pascale, along with great tutorial. Mirrol looks amazing, looking forward to the next refit segment. Thank you. ⛵
A very nice interior you created! I´ve been using milky glass for the sliding doors behind the galley and wood profiles for the rails. Much easier to install... Keep on sailing! Greetings from Germany.
Just to let you know you two are doing a great job refitting your boat
Good looking and functional remodel . You both have good skills. Happy travels.
BEAUTIFUL Job on the Cabinet doors and the paint...LOOKING GOOD!!!!!!
From an old carpenter...great job!
I once took a party of schoolkids to a large carpentry and joinery workshop for a tour, I said to the supervisor, before we come in, can I just gather the lads and clarify to them they don't touch anything? He shook his head, beckoned the group in, and called out to the seven or eight workers in the shop: "Hands!"
They all held up their hands and I don't think there was one man in there who had a complete set of fingers.
"Now you have to remember these people are the experts," he said to our group. "Plenty of experience. So is anyone going to touch any equipment?"
Much wide-eyed head-shaking from the group. It worked.
Excellent episode. Like the dry-dock repair...educational, and satisfaction in the result.
This was one of your best Vids in my opinion. Thanks for efforts and instruction.
beautiful work! nothing beats having the right tools for the right job!
Sooo good. I learn so much from you guys. I will be hauling out quite possibly at Kettering in the next few months. In the meantime I have bought a nice Falcon Station wagon to explore Tassie. I respect your privacy... That said I would really love to meet you all if even for a moment or two. I appreciate your excellent sense of real and respect very much your excellent relationship. Very cool..Thank you...Kim of SV Philosophy
workshop and tool envy :) It great to see the depth of your knowledge and persistence..... perhaps a gentler kinder form of "the block", "The boat", home reno DIY reality TV with boats
Suppler job on the doors. Really impressed with your attention to the details
That predictive text is a nightmare! 😉
How do you say down under? "Good on ya mate" Galley looks fabulous. She looks like a brand new boat.
Great job! After this refit. Would be the best time for you to sell your sailboat. It's the best it will ever look. And you'll get the best price for it too. A sail away deal for the next owners.
awesome and beautiful job free rangers ! Nothing like off the shelf sectional timbers to kick it off with, and what better than some Tassie oak for the framing job. Looking forward to rest of refit. Go well. Q
A huge improvement on the inside of your boat. I use a thing called a vicks bit to get the holes centred, no eye balling to get it right.
Pascal when sanding with your hand 🤚 always comes out uneven. The fingers gouge deep and between the fingers leave a high spot. Use a block!!! Wood or rubber blocks are made now mostly rubber. Blocks will give smoother even sanding and look much better. Also sand with the grain of the wood. On fiberglass sand in “X” to give smooth fair hull.
Great effort- I think the dowel plugs really make it.👍
Nice work. Lovely & relaxing catching up with your videos like this one.
That galley looks awesome. Well done.
Well done folks. Love the self reliance. Sending out a good message. I've promoted you guys on my own little channel