Building the TotalBoat Sport Dory - Episode 1 (Season 2 Premiere)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- This is it! The premiere episode of Tips from a Shipwright: Season 2 featuring the one and only Master Shipwright Louis Sauzedde!
This season, Lou will be showing us how to build an ideal 14 foot wooden sailing dory, incorporating his newest ideas and concepts for this new and unique TotalBoat Sport Dory build.
The series will feature 36 videos, released on Friday's, 6 of which will feature an audience Q&A where fans can ask Lou questions about the build and more. The dory will not only have all the abilities and tools needed to function and navigate well under sail, but will also be trimmed as a rowing dory, and will also have the ability to accommodate a small gas or electric outboard motor, which could be neatly hidden and used from a through-hull motor well, within the boat itself.
Lou will also incorporate an altogether different idea he has for avoiding the drag of a conventional rudder on sailing dories, and will use an oar instead, building a unique through-hull pivot port for an oar to better serve as the dory’s rudder.
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In Episode 1, Lou will show you the tools and implements he uses to actually plan and make up the drawings needed to build this sailing dory. He will then take you over to his friend’s saw mill, right here in Exeter, Rhode Island, where he will select the proper log of Atlantic White Cedar that he advises using for this boat. You will see how planning and cutting this log into the most and best possible planks is planned and done! Join us once again, as Lou and takes us on another adventure through the planning and building of this new and exciting 14 foot sailing dory!
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What an intro,........GREAT !!
Outstanding Lou. Please make the video's as long as possible.......Bob
busted your guts repairing and building boats your whole life only to end up a jockey shifting youtube star, what a classic, well done Louis you deserve it, CLASSIC!
Very exciting! Awesome intro Lou!
Those spline weights are beautiful!
Absolutely love watching Lou do his thing. Man is top notch.
awesome! really looking forward to this.
I love that you use old, simple, economical, efficient tools.
Epic intro! When you're working with a wicked tool called "Mr. Friendly," riding a motorcycle seems like about the safest thing in the world!
Easy rider and easy shipwright as well, Lou!
Great work Lou glad your back
Great to see you back.
Get 'er done 👍👍 Awaiting next video
have to add another comment as I watch more and more of this video.
The way that you actually go out, pick out your logs, and have them sawed brings back some great memories for me from when I was a teenager and my uncle was into building his open fishing boat here on the east coast of Newfoundland. local forest consisted mainly of juniper (I think it is referred to as larch in most other parts), white and black spruce, and fir, the better woods like oak and cedar were rarely used. Every fall, we would head into the woods to select and harvest the trees that he would select for the knees, ribs, and planks for the two boats her would build over the winter (one to use the following year himself and the other to sell in the spring). He would spend many a day throughout the winter out in the boat shed cutting, steaming, and bending all the planks and ribs for each boat. To be in the presence of a craftsman like him was something special. Much like watching your videos Louis.
Those were special times, Unfortunately my uncle has since passed on and took the knowledge of his boatbuilding skills with him.
In his last years, he really thought it was sacrilegious when I purchased my first fiberglass boat. However, the fibreglass was all about the lower maintenance required over a planked boat. However, a true planked wooden boat will always ride better and handle the lumpy water much better than any fiberglass boat out there.
Best TH-cam season intro ever!
Of course Lou rides a scooter with a suicide shifter... Great start to season 2! And the Dory plans are friggin amazing. Going to make a hell of a boat for sure.
Great American workmanship. Absolutely love it.
Lou, I think you're becoming the Bob Vila of boat building!
JL Mobley He's already a thousand times better than Bob Villa!
Here's to lumpy seas Lou!
We all need to go with TotalBoat next time we buy something as a way of saying thanks for them sponsoring this.
Love the board. When I was attending Louis Pasteur Junior High School in Orangevale California our shop teacher taught us how to use the drafting board, mark measurements and use the different types of pencils and triangles. I still use those skills today 45 years later. In fact he would not even allow us to build anything unless we drew it properly first. What a teacher and great man he was in teaching us skills we would use all our lives in that Wood and Metal Shop class. You remind me of him in so many ways, a very meticulous, purposeful and goal driven teacher. Thanks for all the great videos you guys produce and share all your valued skills with us here, your fans. Best wishes n Blessings. Keith Noneya
This channel just makes me so happy.
Cool intro. Cant wait for next episode.
Oh man, I can't get past the opening shot of you toolin' down that beautiful hiway. Shades of Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper-it almost makes me cry. Having been a professinal woodworker (a patternmaker trained through the apprenticeship program), I can really appreciate your attention to detail, reverence to the wood and it's natural strengths and weaknesses, and your application of traditional and contemporary methods to produce a unique work of functional art. Let's hope your transfer of knowledge will help continue the passion you display. Many thanks.
These videos are just pure greatness. Sawing up a beautiful cedar log like that is something I can only dream about.
wow what an entry to the show just fantastic we are with you watching from the distance all the way
I didn't think I could be so excited about a show building boats! Keep up the awesome series!
It's great to see how he gets his wood cut.
Really enjoy watching the sourcing and selection of logs, discussion of type of wood, discussion of different types of sawing, etc. This is a great feature to these videos that is very rare. Most people just get their lumber at the local lumber yard or hardware store!
Last season I didn't have a shop, but now I'm a homeowner with a proper wood shop! I can't wait to pick up some tips!
Congrats!
Welcome back Lou, have been waiting for the new series
Love the way you hung those mirrors on your ride!
Awesome video. I am building a dory and I am learning so much from your videos.
You go Lou, Love the new opening! Rock on!
Love the intro on the bike! Excited to see the boat take shape! ⛵️
The greatest intro to a webseries of all time.
Very glad to see you back with another boat project!
I love seeing the planking for the new boat being cut. This gives me a better idea of what to look for and ask for on my own projects!
So much useful information here. I will need to watch it several more times.Thanks Lou and TotalBoat!
Been waiting imp.. I mean patiently! So glad the next project has started.
Always learning something new in these vids.
Good to see you back......cant wait.
Sweet intro, nice bike, cool suicide shift, and a great episode. :)
Poseiden God of the sea has granted my wish. I also started a lines drawing of a boat thanks to your inspirational videos. Your videos are my most cherished and I watch them serveral times over so I don't miss anything. Lou I you are an amazing guy your enthusium is contagious and makes watching all the more fun. Big fan in Louisiana!
Great start to the video. Sir you are a legend
stotas2 --- Yes and we get to witness what this "legend" will build for us! He is truly one of the best!
Lets hope your videos create a rebirth of wooden boats (real boats) and rebirth of craftsmanship!!!
Such a joy to watch a master!
Lou, I look forward to Fridays to view you latest adventure. Hats off to you and thank you for the enlightenment.
Really love these videos.
cool to see someone drafting the old way. I had to take drafting in shop during high school ages ago. One of the best skills I ever learn.
Lou is a true American craftsman and teacher. My favorite TH-cam channel!
Anyone else bust out laughing at the opening scene? lol. loved it.
Lou, I've enjoyed your boat building. Kind of selfish as I'm enjoying it not giving anything, but I never knew so much was involved in a boat.
Nothing like custom cut planks/wood. You get almost exactly what you want and need, and that means less processing back at the shop, and less waste from what extra you have to buy to get the pieces you need. Great setup and Sawyer you have a relationship with.
yay sawdust manners skill just nice people welcome back Louis missed you
Glad to see you back with season 2
DO NOT change the intro! I loved it! Shows us another side of you. I love this channel....
20 years ago my brother and I worked a summer job at Cove Haven when Lou was restoring Intrepid. I distinctly remember Lou rolling in to the boat yard on that Harley in the mornings and watching him walk around with a #5 doing stuff I had never seen before. Definitely left an impression on me that shaped my ideas as a maker. He told me one day that great thing about that bike was that with a shifter like was that no one ever asked to take it for a ride.
Hand drafting, a forgotten form of art. Wonderful to see it from the hands of a master.
So glad to hear from you again, Loved this video,
Two masters at work. Love it. I learn a lot.
Getting supper fancy on us Lou but that is just fine so keep 'em coming.
That's awesome. Love the old timmers.
A wise man once told me: "find a job you love, and you'll never work another day in your life." The thing I really love about this video series is that you can see just how much Lou loves what he does.
-jcr
Love the new opening! Finally, I get to watch some great video and learn something of great value. I am excited to start the series.
Stoked to catch the first episode of Season 2.
Love the intro
You’re the man Lou!
The way they calculated the board foot made me smile..
Christmas has arrived! Yayyy!!!
l am ready for your class each weekend. Keep them comming and thank you so much for sharing your experiance. Sunny greetings from the Sunny Island of Mallorca.
This build will be the best possible antidote to DC madness. Take us to a quiet space Lou and rebuild our belief in sanity.
Lou is the only TH-camr that can't wait til tomorrow when they launch a video at midnight lol.
The Essential Craftsman gets that distinction from me in addition to Lou.
Robert Beverly mee too essenttial craftman , paul sellers and dis man is my favourite wwhen i get 12 yers ols im finna get go work in fathers shop wit the saws
A week without Lou's video is like a day without coffee.
Couldn't agree more Gents. Lou, Paul Sellers and Essential Craftsman - three of a kind. Three of the best. Wouldn't it be great if they all got together and just talked about their lives, experiences and philosophies. Now there's an idea!
Ya might be on to something there...
Hi Louis this is going to be great, starts with paper made from wood to a boat ,could watch a log getting cut all day ,I am going to learn so much ,thank you all,G.
Wow! Am I glad Lou is back! And how 'bout the intro on the bike?!! Love it!
For a true draftsman builder, using the board and pencil is as gratifying as using hand tools for certain tasks. Despite using a computer, I still have a drafting table and enjoy drawing, my first love.
What an intro!
Certainly upped the production value from vid 1!! A perfect compliment to what has always been great content. Well done, Lou.
I built boats out of composite materials and dreamed of ever being able to do it with wood. I can never have enough of those Louis' videos, I watched them 2-3 times each last season.
Even cutting timber a certain way is not to be missed. Now think of what goes on and shouldn't on the timber you buy pre-cut in the local lumber yard.
epic opening..louis is a badass
In depth intro to the selection process. More to it than I thought, true craftsmen at both ends of the log
Thank you Lou. Great to see and hear non academic practical commonsense. Better than therapy !!
I meant to add...totally great intro !
I live on the west coast and remember my friend super excited jumping in his truck to drive all the way from New Port Beach up to Canada, to be able buy a yew tree fletch cut like this...Lou just goes over to see his buddy Will. Good and dry too! (judging by the sawdust)...
Love the work you do and show and LOOVE the intro :) Thank you!
Missed you, Lou 🙂
Good to see you're enjoying the warm weather. Can hardly wait to get started on the project 👏👏🙂👍
That new intro is PHENOMENAL !!!!!!!!!!!!
LOU IS BAAAAACCKK. It's a Good Day.
First impressions: Intro = Amazing! Stepped it up a notch!
I'm really exited that this season has started, really enjoy your show
That's great to see you're cutting parallel to the bark Lou and squeezing the best out of that stem, you don't see many bothering to do that. I'm glad you've dusted off the hog too, thanks for sharing your wisdom with us.
Adam.
Season 2 is looking to be even better than the original!! Great work!
Old school drafting, haven't seen in 40 years!
Thank you for sharing, we are learning a lot, God bless you.
Wonderful, I am so grateful.
I'm so excited to watch yo thru this process, you are a master craftsman.
Great opening Lou! A Harley with a 'suicide shift', which makes it an old model I presume.
This new series is going to be most enjoyable. I can tell. Thank you very much. Cheers from the "Wet Coast".
Rain Coast 1958 Panhead
Tips from a Shipwright Even your Hawg is BAD ASS! Pans were the best sounding engine that ever came out of Mother Harley.
Love the intro! Screengrabbed it!
Wonderful!
Yes yes yes. Another build series. I am not surprised Louis rides a Suicide shifter.
Man this channel needs more subscribers! It's one of the best channels on TH-cam
That dory is shaping up well I think it would look real sharp with a gaff or gunter rig