Bamboo? You're thinking raft not boat! I loved Matt's explanation of the Wharram concept, in tune with the boat and the designer, no verbiage, wooly conceptions or time wasting. It's about efficiency, safety and economy. Nice one Mate!
That Wharram was truly a visionary wasn't he? And his ideas have proven to be durable, sustainable, and have stood the test of time. Great boat. Thanks for that.
Got a wharram 28 or some odd at the marina. It's gorgeous, see the man playing around on it. He loves his boat. Never seen it leave the slip, but I'd take it for a ride almost anyday. There is another on the hard in the yard still being built production seems to have stalled once they got the hulls together. Too bad it's a big one. In all I love the designs of wharram. Very impressed Matt gave the Polynesians their dues on this one. Btw, James wharram was the og 2 chicks one dude on a green cat sailing across the ocean 😂 pay tribute to the forefathers. Not that you need to have the wierd love triangle thing going on. Good tour Peter! Thanks!
Plucky, you're a hero, bro!! Taking us aboard that beautiful Wharram Pahi for a tour!! Wharram has a few different hull shapes out there, but the Pahi is my personal favorite. What a beauty. I knew you'd like it. They're simple, rugged, easily maintained, fast, and sea-kindly. What's not to like? The owner's solution to the lifting prop-shafts was a really interesting adaptation of the outboard pods you typically see on Wharrams. Makes sense, and definitely suits the boat. Thanks again for taking us along on this one. Really enjoyed it.
I didn't know I wanted a sailboat until now. Gee, thanks Plukky 😆. Seriously it's a beautiful boat and I love the simple concepts. Thanks for the tour. Maybe you should build one! I hope you're well, buena suerte y cuídate.
I love this Wharram boat , the Genius simplicity of it , never heard of boat before , learn a new thing every day ! . Im gonna check Kiana and her Wharram out 👍🙂
Nice touch to the Lagoon issues. Nice documentary of the big Wharram. I am actually selling my boat to start my Wharram Tiki 38 project. That will be fantastic. As little metal as possible.
Like the sense of humour, the Wharram 53 is awesome . I actually saw a brand new Wharram 28 just the other day in thornham marina , emsworth uk. Fantastic boat build was amazing .
YESSS! K.I.S.S.... KEEP IT SIMPLE STUPID! I'm a Wharram fan. You could "single hand" the pahi if you had to. Maintenance is wood, glue, rope and Sharp blades. Flexing vs Rigid? Flexing any day. Boats should not be rigid on a flexible ocean. Oh and the wing sail?💕 Sadly James Wharram passed away earlier this year but his legacy will live on in his adaptation of ancient polynesian design in a modern era. The Wharram is you dude. I like the Tiki.
Great video. Love this Wharram, it looks superb. There's one in our marina, but sadly although its a liveaboard, it never moves and looks very tired, but with a bit of tlc, she would be something to be proud of.
Hi Peter, I like the Wharram design and between that design and a Mumby is where I would Aim , taking the best of both designs, Loved the drop down drive , what a $$ saver and built out of light strong Aluminum over all,,,, WOW!!!! I like speed and strength.
Any interview on a Wharram is bound to be interesting. Thank you. What a great return to the thinking of early voyagers who had only fairly simple resources to hand. There are some fairly good recent and current builds with an internet profile out there, for those who are interested.
I replace all my standing rigging 8 months ago, and me new stainless rigging looks more rusted then the 12 old stainless we took off...it's fucking bullshit dude.
I'm excited for the mommy I'm excited for the dyneema and the simplicity of that rigging you got this plucky.! You really are a great person. Thanks for sharing your life with us ✌🏻💗😊❣️
I traveled to the UK and built one with james and Hannake boon it’s a boat for sailing and enjoying the adventure not bank interest, and expensive part replacement.
@@MsMesem Indeed, most of his material is European development but what is simplistic in using todays material to fashion yesterdays craft? Dose it make the sailors less brave, less ingenious. Its so easy to hate negative simpletons!
Lovely video thank you! Great to see a non-Wharram TH-camr on a Wharram. For you to do a personal Wharram to a Mumby comparison video would be great to see.
To me, the Lagoon is an AWESOME catamaran, I mean they are absolutely perfect, but only when you keep them in a lagoon. If you wander out of the lagoon you're going to end up with all types of issues. lol.
This guys a genius, keep things simple with the laws of physics, low maintenance, easy to fix , this guys sails any where . All the stainless steel is made in China, just shit , not enough nickel in the products. Peter you could build something like this ⛵👌👍🙏
Nice boat. Great to see simple design concepts that work. How did Colin’s bulkheads adopt this concept? It was a design disaster for Lagoon. When do you start building the Mumby? I’m also looking at a Mumby to set sail in July 25! Good luck living as a lubber after so long at sea. Best wishes to you and Lisa!
OMG was laughing so hard at the lagoon designers "copying the wharram" with the swishy design but maybe it doesn't work so well with the falling cabinets and broken bulkheads comment. Nice tour of the wharram and description of its inspired design.
Beautiful boat Plukky. Your viewers may be interested to know Rory McDougall held the world record for smallest multihull to circumnavigate. He did it in a tiny and legendary Wharram Tiki 21 he named 'Cooking Fat'. Hope to meet you one day on my own Tiki 21. Cheers!
Different kind of boat for sure and get that lady on board. He sure gave a detailed tour of their boat. Well mister person plunky, thanks and catch you next time, bye now.
Hi, the ideas in wharam that you and friends kindly showed us are very futuristic, avoiding the costly ransom of marine hardware and a better greener ride, I'm sure some of these ideas could adopted by mono's,, thanks for sharing your new journey s
This is only the second time I've commented on you channel, to to busy enjoying the content and thumbs up. But yea bud 100% correct, S/S isn't what it used to be, you know 316 s/s should never rust, certainly not in three weeks. You know what all you cruisers are missing? A place of your own to pull your boat out and do work yourselves with a kitted out workshop. I'm not in in the water yet and just started out on YT. {I've been to busy 9-5} In the near future Plukky, I'd be up for chipping in for a place we can all use for ourselves while running it as a business. Food for thought. Great content bro, fair winds.
Best Wharram sailing on youtube is " Sailing Luckyfish " it's a Tiki 38, which Stewart ( a Kiwi ) sailed from South Africa. There's 5 years of videos including visit and interview with James Wharram. Also very detailed tour of boat, 2 parts.
I saw an aluminum Wharram in La Conner, WA that looked to be about 50 to 60 ft. long. The boat had been tied up at a dock for years and years and looked like it wasn't being used. I inquired about it but couldn't find the owner to talk to him about purchasing it. One day it was gone. Never to be seen again. I've got loads of photos of it and wanted to purchase it.
That is a gorgeous boat - I want it ! I agree stainless steel these days is dodgy. Give me old galvanised any day (new "galvanised" is crap too). Want to see that film as well.
Loved seeing a Wharram that has clearly been loved by her owner! Getting Kiana Weltzien along on your next adventure would be a great shout.
Tiptoeing around the Pacific in a sustainable way. That pretty much sums up a Wharram.
Seriously good content Peter. The Wharram would be a very good match for you. It really compliments much of your needs and thoughts on a great boat.
I'm a huge wharram fan! Waking up to a video from my favourite sailing channel with the subject wharram just made my day!!
Bamboo? You're thinking raft not boat! I loved Matt's explanation of the Wharram concept, in tune with the boat and the designer, no verbiage, wooly conceptions or time wasting. It's about efficiency, safety and economy. Nice one Mate!
That Wharram was truly a visionary wasn't he? And his ideas have proven to be durable, sustainable, and have stood the test of time. Great boat. Thanks for that.
Got a wharram 28 or some odd at the marina. It's gorgeous, see the man playing around on it. He loves his boat. Never seen it leave the slip, but I'd take it for a ride almost anyday. There is another on the hard in the yard still being built production seems to have stalled once they got the hulls together. Too bad it's a big one. In all I love the designs of wharram. Very impressed Matt gave the Polynesians their dues on this one. Btw, James wharram was the og 2 chicks one dude on a green cat sailing across the ocean 😂 pay tribute to the forefathers. Not that you need to have the wierd love triangle thing going on. Good tour Peter! Thanks!
Tiki 48 is awesome. The Wharrams have a stellar safety record. Been described as an ocean crossing VW camper.
Ocean landrover was my favourite description!
“The LandRover of the Sea”👍
Wow.. Wasnt expecting that Plucky.. What a top guy that fella is. Hope this message finds you safe and well mate!
I have been on Matt's boat when it was in the southwest of the UK. Its a great boat.
Plucky, you're a hero, bro!! Taking us aboard that beautiful Wharram Pahi for a tour!! Wharram has a few different hull shapes out there, but the Pahi is my personal favorite. What a beauty. I knew you'd like it. They're simple, rugged, easily maintained, fast, and sea-kindly. What's not to like? The owner's solution to the lifting prop-shafts was a really interesting adaptation of the outboard pods you typically see on Wharrams. Makes sense, and definitely suits the boat.
Thanks again for taking us along on this one. Really enjoyed it.
You have already nailed it Plucky -- A simple Boat for a Simple Sailor !!!!!!!!!! Wharrams are very realistic and capable crafts --- nuff said ---
Loved this episode Plukky, can't wait to see that Movie!!
What an awesome boat. Cool find, thanks for sharing.
Amazing Wharram. Love the ancient tech. Impressive.
👍😎
I didn't know I wanted a sailboat until now. Gee, thanks Plukky 😆.
Seriously it's a beautiful boat and I love the simple concepts. Thanks for the tour. Maybe you should build one!
I hope you're well, buena suerte y cuídate.
nice to see Brian from Delos
I love this Wharram boat , the Genius simplicity of it , never heard of boat before , learn a new thing every day ! . Im gonna check Kiana and her Wharram out 👍🙂
Wharram was definitely thinking outside the square, I like it
I want a wharram so badly. It’s my sail off and forget everything but the sea boat!
Nice touch to the Lagoon issues. Nice documentary of the big Wharram. I am actually selling my boat to start my Wharram Tiki 38 project. That will be fantastic. As little metal as possible.
the wharram seems to be a great boat, so many ingenious inventions , sure you can put some of these on use in your own build mumby
I love naval science episodes with Plukky... Top stuff people! 👍
never seen a boat like it bloody good idea. thanks for sharing
If i were a bit younger say in my 30's I'd be on one just like that one ! That's the coolest design I've ever seen !
Love Wharrams. I thought Plukky might go this route with the new boat, but hi-tec aluminum will be fun too.
Wow sweet Tour Bro 55 footer wow never seen one that big
Love the warrems
We so enjoyed this tour of the Wharram at Isla Grande! Sorry to photo bomb you, but you got us both and PAREM, too. 😅
Like the sense of humour, the Wharram 53 is awesome . I actually saw a brand new Wharram 28 just the other day in thornham marina , emsworth uk. Fantastic boat build was amazing .
Enjoyed this episode but I wish I could’ve seen a tour of the inside. PS…was absolutely mesmerized by her kneading lol
Yeah I forgot
YESSS! K.I.S.S.... KEEP IT SIMPLE STUPID! I'm a Wharram fan. You could "single hand" the pahi if you had to. Maintenance is wood, glue, rope and Sharp blades. Flexing vs Rigid? Flexing any day. Boats should not be rigid on a flexible ocean. Oh and the wing sail?💕
Sadly James Wharram passed away earlier this year but his legacy will live on in his adaptation of ancient polynesian design in a modern era. The Wharram is you dude. I like the Tiki.
It's not a wing sail, it's more like a wind surfer rig.
Hannake boon carries on the legacy they both build for 40 plus years
Awesome tour! thanks Matt and Peter. Love the Wharram!
Seems like the perfect boat for you.
I viewed the Savage Waters official trailer and subscribed. Thank you. BTW: It was a pleasure seeing Brian drop by!
This channel is the best sailing channel! I've watched all episodes from the start, hell of a ride ! :D
And it keeps on going.... No matter what
Great video. Love this Wharram, it looks superb. There's one in our marina, but sadly although its a liveaboard, it never moves and looks very tired, but with a bit of tlc, she would be something to be proud of.
Love the Wharram. Simple and, importantly, accessible. Dyneema over stainless? Definitely.
Pretty cool boat. Like the simplicity
Hi Peter, I like the Wharram design and between that design and a Mumby is where I would Aim , taking the best of both designs, Loved the drop down drive , what a $$ saver and built out of light strong Aluminum over all,,,, WOW!!!! I like speed and strength.
Any interview on a Wharram is bound to be interesting. Thank you. What a great return to the thinking of early voyagers who had only fairly simple resources to hand. There are some fairly good recent and current builds with an internet profile out there, for those who are interested.
that is an awesome design bud, i love the simplicity.
I replace all my standing rigging 8 months ago, and me new stainless rigging looks more rusted then the 12 old stainless we took off...it's fucking bullshit dude.
She’s making bread on a wharram! Love it!!
What a fantastic boat!
love the wharram designs
I'm excited for the mommy I'm excited for the dyneema and the simplicity of that rigging you got this plucky.! You really are a great person. Thanks for sharing your life with us ✌🏻💗😊❣️
That one got me, I didn’t recognize the boat of course & thought it was a Documentary! Then I started looking for you and it popped up again!
You and the Wharram were made for each other!
I am a fan of the Wharram great boats affordable and sustainable.
I traveled to the UK and built one with james and Hannake boon it’s a boat for sailing and enjoying the adventure not bank interest, and expensive part replacement.
I sailed a Wharram 27 to Costa Rica in ‘69-70. No motor, no radio, $15 plastic sextant. Been going to sea ever since.
Rather cool of Matt to give credit to the Polynesian Islanders! Ingenious and brave of him!
Rather simplistic view. Industrial Europe allowed development of so many materials visible on that vessel.
@@MsMesem Indeed, most of his material is European development but what is simplistic in using todays material to fashion yesterdays craft? Dose it make the sailors less brave, less ingenious. Its so easy to hate negative simpletons!
@@RickMentore simplistic view
Wharrams are awesome.
The Wharram is fantastic, ALL boats should be styled like this.
But I doubt Plukky would go 'all-in' for such a design.
I love it and I want one...
Thanks for sharing that with us. That is one cool boat and she looks like she has served them well over the years. ⛵
Super fascinating. Good episode.
Lovely video thank you! Great to see a non-Wharram TH-camr on a Wharram.
For you to do a personal Wharram to a Mumby comparison video would be great to see.
Second that. Wharram style in fill building adapts well to any vessel. The hydro style could have it's place in the ElCano build.
I like the wharram 😀
I was going to mention her, definitely worth a watch brilliant sailor.
Love the ingenuity - deployable props, swim ladder etc.
Two girls, two catamarans is a must read.
Ok
Love the Wharram. Almost built one myself. Wish I had.
Always love the Wharrams. Easy self make everything. Can't see the design use ending.
cool boat, very pretty
Very cool boat
To me, the Lagoon is an AWESOME catamaran, I mean they are absolutely perfect, but only when you keep them in a lagoon. If you wander out of the lagoon you're going to end up with all types of issues. lol.
Fantastic boats I would have a heartbeat
Awesome boat.
Interesting boat!
Really like the boat, she's a beauty. 👊😎
What a beautiful vessel the Wharram is, Matt certainly has a passion for a quality yacht
Great video awesome boat
"he's a bit crazy... But you will never starve" hahahahahah XD
True
Also watching, " Wildling Sailing ' rebuilding a Wharram. Currently in the steam cleaning phase.
Good stuff.
Seems to be a great boat, well thought out and designed.
That was fascinating! Simplicity, flexibility, all incredible. Respect for the past techniques applied today.
A purller mate ,the message is keep it simple as I head back on the water 2 weeks yay .
I love the Wharrams. Always have.
This guys a genius, keep things simple with the laws of physics, low maintenance, easy to fix , this guys sails any where . All the stainless steel is made in China, just shit , not enough nickel in the products. Peter you could build something like this ⛵👌👍🙏
I love the Wharrams
Nice boat. Great to see simple design concepts that work. How did Colin’s bulkheads adopt this concept? It was a design disaster for Lagoon. When do you start building the Mumby? I’m also looking at a Mumby to set sail in July 25! Good luck living as a lubber after so long at sea. Best wishes to you and Lisa!
OMG was laughing so hard at the lagoon designers "copying the wharram" with the swishy design but maybe it doesn't work so well with the falling cabinets and broken bulkheads comment. Nice tour of the wharram and description of its inspired design.
Yeah, that was good one. lmao too
Beautiful boat Plukky. Your viewers may be interested to know Rory McDougall held the world record for smallest multihull to circumnavigate. He did it in a tiny and legendary Wharram Tiki 21 he named 'Cooking Fat'. Hope to meet you one day on my own Tiki 21. Cheers!
Different kind of boat for sure and get that lady on board. He sure gave a detailed tour of their boat. Well mister person plunky, thanks and catch you next time, bye now.
Hi, the ideas in wharam that you and friends kindly showed us are very futuristic, avoiding the costly ransom of marine hardware and a better greener ride, I'm sure some of these ideas could adopted by mono's,, thanks for sharing your new journey s
i love how they made the galley , real cool ship
Beautiful Boat.Would love to see the whole thing sailing
Wharram has some very interesting solutions… I would take the best solutions from different designs.
I agree with you about stainless steel impacting cookware, too
This is only the second time I've commented on you channel, to to busy enjoying the content and thumbs up.
But yea bud 100% correct, S/S isn't what it used to be, you know 316 s/s should never rust, certainly not in three weeks.
You know what all you cruisers are missing?
A place of your own to pull your boat out and do work yourselves with a kitted out workshop. I'm not in in the water yet and just started out on YT. {I've been to busy 9-5} In the near future Plukky, I'd be up for chipping in for a place we can all use for ourselves while running it as a business.
Food for thought.
Great content bro, fair winds.
Loved the tour , great video. :o)
Best Wharram sailing on youtube is " Sailing Luckyfish " it's a Tiki 38, which Stewart ( a Kiwi ) sailed from South Africa.
There's 5 years of videos including visit and interview with James Wharram. Also very detailed tour of boat, 2 parts.
Wharram - do it Plucky. They are the bits mate.
Cool boat!
amazing design
I saw an aluminum Wharram in La Conner, WA that looked to be about 50 to 60 ft. long. The boat had been tied up at a dock for years and years and looked like it wasn't being used. I inquired about it but couldn't find the owner to talk to him about purchasing it. One day it was gone. Never to be seen again. I've got loads of photos of it and wanted to purchase it.
That is a gorgeous boat - I want it ! I agree stainless steel these days is dodgy. Give me old galvanised any day (new "galvanised" is crap too).
Want to see that film as well.
Some great ideas for a new build.
Lovely boat and the principles well explained . I've got a Hitia 17 , but optimally I'd have a tiki 30 / 36 tops