Hi the grease things in Holland we call them cups and they are quite common old machines. You fill them up with baring grease and twist them just so many engine hours. Normally half a twist works. A cup should last for 20 twists and then you simply fill them all up and start all over. The grease does not need to come out at the baring but should stop the water to ingress. Best of success with the rest of the build. Cheers rene
I'm glad that worked out for you. If you covered that through hull in beeswax it should be a simple application of a heat gun and it should slide right out, if it scraped off on the way in that could be a different story. Best of luck.
Hi Richard, good progress ! In my rudder (no265) pin is free playing up down. So there should be the hinge with the two brackets and one free playing pin between them. What holds the pin in place is the rudder shape.
Check out SV Mistress, and Sailing Yaba. Two other channels that fit perfectly with the ones you currently watch. Sail Life, Odd Life Crafting, and Sailing into Freedom would be a few more that I would recommend.
i got lucky with my delrin bottom bushing, a nice old bloke where i live made one and pressed it in for ten bucks, if you have a drawing i can ask him to make one for you
Hey Superform thank you for the offer that is much appreciated! Which country are you based in? I think I will be ok but if this doesnt work out will take you up on the offer.
@@aboatcalledwanda6925 also i had the same problems as you, companies asking 90 euro for the bushing, its silly, i was tempted to buy a cheap lathe and start making my own, i found this bloke on the dutch sailing forums and when i contacted him i found he lived 10 mins by bicycle from where i live.. it felt like i won the lottery haha
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Nice work
That’s exciting being almost finished below the waterline, you’ve done so much, including your baby, it’s been a great channel! Thanks for the episode
Progress is progress. You're getting closer. Keep up the good work.
Back in the saddle. Good to see.
Hi the grease things in Holland we call them cups and they are quite common old machines. You fill them up with baring grease and twist them just so many engine hours. Normally half a twist works. A cup should last for 20 twists and then you simply fill them all up and start all over. The grease does not need to come out at the baring but should stop the water to ingress. Best of success with the rest of the build. Cheers rene
What a pleasant Saturday evening update. It’s been a while. 😄😄
I'm glad that worked out for you. If you covered that through hull in beeswax it should be a simple application of a heat gun and it should slide right out, if it scraped off on the way in that could be a different story. Best of luck.
Hi Richard, good progress !
In my rudder (no265) pin is free playing up down. So there should be the hinge with the two brackets and one free playing pin between them. What holds the pin in place is the rudder shape.
Nice it's amazing
Oh… must be quite awkward to drill any hole in your hull by now… brave man. 💪🏽
My bad. Missed the previous episode .!!
Tally Ho, A2A, Fynn, Evans and now you 😊. What a wonderful few hours I've spent 👍
`thanks SJ I've not heard of all those channels except Tally Ho - which I like a lot. Will check them out
Check out SV Mistress, and Sailing Yaba. Two other channels that fit perfectly with the ones you currently watch. Sail Life, Odd Life Crafting, and Sailing into Freedom would be a few more that I would recommend.
i got lucky with my delrin bottom bushing, a nice old bloke where i live made one and pressed it in for ten bucks, if you have a drawing i can ask him to make one for you
Hey Superform thank you for the offer that is much appreciated! Which country are you based in? I think I will be ok but if this doesnt work out will take you up on the offer.
@@aboatcalledwanda6925 I'm in NL so postage should be easy
@@aboatcalledwanda6925 also i had the same problems as you, companies asking 90 euro for the bushing, its silly, i was tempted to buy a cheap lathe and start making my own, i found this bloke on the dutch sailing forums and when i contacted him i found he lived 10 mins by bicycle from where i live.. it felt like i won the lottery haha