Salt & Tar: Episode 82-Pine Tar for Breakfast
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- For those that wanted "more Swab" and longer videos! I left a lot more in this video than normal upon the request of all of you out there. This episode kind of gives you a glimpse into what a normal workweek looks like for us. A little bit of progress on one project then onto another. Garrett and I work very calmly together and when building a boat can be stressful it's super important to remain patient with each other. We are moving right along with Rediviva's transition into a real sailboat! We are so eager to get the mast up. Hope you enjoy the journey :)
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Garrett, you're a lucky man to have Ruth enthusiastically support your moments of reviewing options. Time to build that lady some stairs to get into the cabin.
Love the videos, keep up the great work.
Beautiful pic of your dog posing on the bow pointing out visitors approaching
So nice to see swab up and active again. Love the videos in these difficult times.
Best boat dog ever!
Fantastic editing on the bit where Garrett was figuring out what to do with the mast head.
Thank you!
R
The sounds and text dialog you put in the videos are hilarious.
Swab and I both take the little blue pill. I lost my thyroid to cancer... I'm glad you guys got him back to good health!!
I knew something had to be off with Swab. Every time you showed him he seemed so tired and dejected. I'm so glad you got the answer. Your right he seems like a different dog. Thumbs way up.
Great video! Thank you from Indiana!
Always enjoy your updates! Really great to see your dog so happy and active!
That dog almost looks like Balto except with the ears flopping down
Awesome edit Ruth! Well done all around!
Bryan from Vancouver
Proud of you guys keep up the good work
Coming along nicely!
U guys are killing it
Brightwork is looking good!!
I always enjoy the music in your videos, but this one seemed especially great. Always enjoy new episodes, y'all. Thanks for sharing your journey with us.
Thank you " There's a bout in there " is back !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Great episode. Thank you!
You guy's always leave hanging for more. MORE, MORE, MORE.
OMG, the cricket noise when he's thinking. Classic. Great editing.
Thank you for such an inspiring video! As we all sit and wait for the world to restart so we can get to our boats your video is a great reminder of wonderful days to come.
Why is the epidemic keeping you off your boat? Pretty sure a boat will maintain the proposed 6 foot distance from others. You dont have to have a party to board her.
Thomas Russell ... My boat is 1200 miles away. Yacht Club is closed till May 4.... at least.
Thanks guys that was a particularly relaxing video to watch from my "bubble".
Rediviva is looking absolutely gorgeous and the "soup" really starts to bring out her true colours. Thanks for bringing some normality into an abnormal world.
With you from the beginning, with you all the way.
Grateful Kiwi
Looks great!!
Alrighty Aphrodite! Thanks guys you're one of my faves!
Finally a good klickbait!
Lov u guys. You'rer an inspiration for 60 yr ol land lubber, formerly power vessel smoker. Swab for President. Couldn't do any worse. Sorry for the Poly Sci. Best wishes. Fair winds and following seas. Peace & Health, Cheers & 6 Strings
I’m so glad to see that Swab is doing better!! 😊
Wow, the difference in swab is amazing. Congratulations! Great video as always!
I can relate to this. I took my sad and sleepy 16 year old to the vet. He is now on thyroid medication and acts like a kitten. An amazing transformation
So glad to see Swab fit 'n' well again. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe
Swab looks majestic standing in the bow!!
A very nice figurehead!
She would look so amazing with the mast and rigging up. Can't wait
Swab is a good boy.
That soup makes the wood look so beautiful.
yes, and she is a real beauty, Rediviva!
I have really started looking forward to my Thursday morning Salt & Tar vids. Ruth, your editing style is so refreshing and calm. And you too have such an obvious appreciation and love for each other and life. Thank you for bringing us into your world.
I also can’t wait to see your travels down the coast once she’s sea worthy!
Ruth, amazing video. That soup really does wonders for the wood, the grain looks so good. Thanks
That soup thing really brings out the pretty in the wood, nice!
You guys are getting close! I hope the vlog continues once you start the next chapter, living vicariously thru you! Cheers!!
Oh my goodenss Swab moved and moved again too cute I'm glad he is feeling better. At first I though all Swab needed was a dinghy. lol That damn thyroid. The boat is looking so cool from the dinghy, what an amazing job you two have done. Stay put and Stay healthy. : ) peace
Looks like you need to make a copper top for the mast, to keep water out of the end grain. The splits and checks will just get bigger if you don't protect it from water. You can order a small sheet of "dead soft" copper on amazon or ebay for 15-20 dollars. Fasten it with epoxy, and stainless pin nails.
Ruth, Garrett,Swab, looks like fun in the delta. Prayers sent for your safety. God bless
The lines of her are just gorgeous! I so enjoy the episodes and can’t wait to see her under full sail someday.
Don’t stop, keep the uploads coming, you guys rock!
Ruth first off I've been watching quite some time from way back when you guys were in the 2 feet of snow years. Washington to be exact. Love you guys great to see folks gettin at it and creating something that they can look back on and know that they have inspired folks to do the same along the way. Thanks for running the song list at the end by the way. As a content creator myself I'm always looking for great music to use and you and I have close ears!
In London too it my Thursday morning routine of a cup of coffee and an episode of salt and tar! Great way to start the day. Thanks
That mast looks "buttery good" !
when it come to those mast ring attachment tabs, one too many is WAY better than one too few.
68 degree? Wonderful! We had not long ago days over 109. Less as 70 we use pullovers socks and warm long pants. Love your dog!
Beer choice with a scary bit of foreshadowing there!
Never knew a beer could cause such a worldwide scare... LOL
Please keep up the weekly videos. It keeps our spirits up !
As you add more and more layer of BLO it will take longer and longer to dry. I am not sure if adding more dryer will help.
The "other" outdoor wood finish is some times call "3-2-1". Three part mineral spirits, two parts BLO and one part oil based marine spar varnish. This dries very quickly so 4 or 5 coats can be applied in a day. Then you change the ration to "2-2-2". Several coats of this, but these coats will take longer to dry. Final coats are "1-2-3". You probably only need a couple of coats to this.
If you did a live, I would absolutely watch it! It would lift everyones spirits during quarantine.
The boat is looking good. Great progress.
that mast is a work of art all by it's self !
Another great video... Like seeing the progress on the Mast!
I am enjoying watching you work while I laze around.
Hi again, that soup does a great job of bringing out the grain in the wood and it goes on so quickly, bet you could paint a whole house it a day. Swab is looking better than he has in a long time, probably the best since the days of playing with the snow as it fell off the roof back in Washington days.
Stay Safe
She looking good nice work.
Swab looking good as the new bowsprit, mast is beautiful, wood is so much more..
Do yourself and Swab a favor : a 30 minute walk/run in the morning and afternoon. You'll all three be in top shape. My own dog - and me - were getting fat and easily tired doing almost nothing in these home stranded times. I must confess I don't always feel like going out but, Pipo the dog won't hear about it and wait for me at the door with his leash !! Good Pipo !
Marc René Yvon have you even watched any of their videos? The last thing they are is fat and lazy like you and your dog
Swab would make a good figurehead.
Weld a cap like the one you have on your head on top of the Mast Ring to protect the end of the mast and right on the top, dead center you could put a medallion or weather vain right on the tippy top. Or you could weld on lights around the cap. Either way a cap like the one on your head would protect against weathering your main mast end cut. Love your channel. Great work you two.
You need to finish that cap rail on the transom. so when you get up in the morning you can say man that looks nice! And put it out of your mind, rather than "yeah I still got to finish that" it'll work wonders for your psyche.
Looking good and thanks for the extra content it's not like we have other places to be right now. Well we do but some of us can't do them so thanks again.
Swab is the best boat dog. He has his sea legs.
Swab is ready to lead the way
That soup sure makes it look like a varnished wood, beautiful. Good to see Swab up and bounding around a bit. Looked like a puppy again out and about on the tender.
Sawb is acting like a pup now. I just figured he was an old dog like me. What's the name of the blue pills? Better not, I like this house. 😂😂😂
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Blue pill....VIAGRA.
I think we miss the beautiful editing and musics choice and arrangement. Today’s is especially nice. Great job
The boat is looking great you are getting a lot more done than I am on my boat
Would pay to copper cap the top on the mast , just to keep water out when the varnish wares ,
or lead
First Name Last Name lead is to heavy and leeks fine acid streaks down the mast ,, copper is tried and proven in the marine history , so all has been tried before second choose is hide , leather coated in fat , animal fat , very water proof and long lasting , your boat ,,
About the plan... When you find yourself standing around, looking at at work, thinking about the possibilities, I find it best to admit that you're stuck. Getting un-stuck isn't always obvious but paper usually helps. One strategy I use is sketching out all the possibilities, usually small enough to get a handful of solutions on the same page. From what I gather, the creative process and the editing/critical processes interfere with each other. Better to do the creative part first, then get feedback. It makes it a lot easier to discuss with someone else, too. The ease of physically pointing to different solutions while discussing pros and cons is significant. Otherwise you can end up getting mired in naming and agreeing on each possibility, which takes time and effort. A picture is an idea trapped in space but a verbal description ties you into the temporal domain... I don't know what will work for you but I know the feeling. Even watching you look at the work, thinking, brings it back. Maybe I'm doing it wrong but I've come to dread that feeling because I now recognize that it's a lack of clarity. And clarifying complex issues is often a fair amount of work. It's not linear, like calking seams. If you have the right flash of inspiration, it's suddenly over. But some problems require a lot of effort and the progress isn't even or apparent.
I thought the "crickets" when thinking was hilarious...!!!
Ha! Watching these videos I've discovered a new band name - 'The Subversive Crickets' makes me smile...
Reed and his brother walk identically!
Love the new mast collar.
I like your idea of splicing in eyes, serve the wire and then stitch on leather to prevent chafe. Very traditional rigging. What are you going to use to tension the rig? Turnbuckles or possibly deadeyes? You can make your own deadeyes out of lignum vitae or anything else that's similarly hardwearing. Your friend who helped you make the chainplates could probably help make some steel bands to go around the deadeyes.
Great minds think alike! We are going dead eyes using black locust. We have another buddy, you'll meet soon, who built his own boat in the 70s and offered to help us make our dead eyes, perrel beads, and pins for a pin rail on the shrouds or around the base of the mast. They're turning out Sweeeet
R
@@SaltandTar Cool, that will look great on Rediviva. I've made some palms and deadeyes back when I worked on restoring SV Elissa (she's a historic square-rigger in Texas). Watching you guys brings back fond memories of making the spars for Elissa as well. I like traditionally rigged boats and it will fit Rediviva very well. Keep up the great work.
You should have a figurehead done for the front of you sailboat carved out to look like Swab!
Love the video! I thought for a few videos now that something might be wrong with Swab or that he was getting old. Love that it is just the thyroid!
I am totally in love with the new ports and can’t get enough of them even for the third video now!
The mast, to me, is almost as exciting (and of cours from a technical standpoint even more important).
All this as someone watching from far away who knows you only through the videos - I find it amazing how our connections work nowadays …
Thanks anyway for much needed distraction in times of self-isolation and/or quarantene!
Thank you! 🍻
~Ruthie
Love the longer video , glad to hear & see Mr Swab is doing better (I should look into blue pills too?) Can't wait to see the mast go up ! Bigger Blue pills ?? ;-)
don't be afraid to use teak oil on your deck wood, easy maintenance no prepping just a brush.
Nice video
Love yous. Stay safe out there.
Swab-Stop spinning, you are making me dizzy, great beer choice. No need for a Greek Goddess on the bow, you have a Swab
This boat is strong enough to lay on one side on a sand bar and paint coal tar on it over the coal tar epoxy. Using the coal tar epoxy for the graber layer and then the anthracite based coal tar, you heat it up on a propane stove and you can paint it on wearing a winter glove so you don't burn yourself. I did my wood boat undersides with it and the bottom looks like a vinyl record album, then tar paper and copper next. Because I dred the leaky wood boat thing. I want a dry boat. It goes on between an eighth and and a sixteenth. If you paint on any thicker , it might run if it gets hot in summer. In the water, it gets super hard, like hard plastic. You can get the tar at old supply yards to fix old school roofs. It comes in 100 lb steel cans. I set the can on its side in august and it oozes out on a large tarp. Then it's like gooey playdo and you pull off the taffy and stick it into small steel cans, you heat up,later. So you recreate what yhey do to use it. Same steel cans to heat the tar, but hand sized cans. Save every can you eat from for a year, you need like 50 to 100. Once it's smoking hot, you get two strokes and it's colds out on you to reheat for a few seconds. It's very dangerous to paint it on but I wore a long sleeve shirt and a winter glove for insulation. So the layers are coal tar epoxy, anthracite based coal tar #1, tar paper, Road tar, copper. The tar from oil can dissolve the lignins in the wood, close to wood you want pine baked tar which is what coal tar is, ancient tree sap. Costs like 100 for the large tar can and that's enough to do 3 boats. The coal tar epoxy is 2 part and costs 80 a gallon. The copper is not any more expensive than the killer cost of ablative copper paint . This is a one time purchase hull job deal. In England and Ireland they are the experts in this, serious tar traditions.
The “options” montage was very well done. 😆😆 Everything I build ends up that way, as well.
LOOKING GOOD Y'ALL!
Might want to think about routing a wiring channel in the forward side. You’ll want an anchor light, steaming light, VHF antenna and wind instrument up there. Also if your planning on going near coral a camera up there helps you spot the bommies.
Wonderful as always. And now I have bread dough, too 😁😁
LOOKIN GOOD !!!!!!
Best beer I never shared, thanks. ,,,,,,,,,/),,,,,,,,,, fair winds.
Love your attention to detail in your work. I do have question. Why do you use such small brushes when doing the painting? A good quality three inch brush is the way to go for bright work.
The rails look realy nice.
Swab looks like he's five years younger!
a little blue pill, twice a day... that’s all any of us needs
Swab has a good life 😁
On "holiday" at the moment, so I got to watch Salt and Tar while having my breaky and a tea.
Good to see more Swab and those pills really helped him out.. where can I get some!? :D
hi grate work you tow boat looking very cool love it
Epic, Ruth gets a face full of shit ..... the block never moves, dedication right there.
How old is Swab?
I have a 12 year old Pomeranian cross, 8 pounds of shear terror.
If he was there, he would be on the deck telling you what you were doing wrong.
Bossy little guy but we love him.
This stay at home stuff is killing me.
But I have beat the crap out of youtube.
I have watched way too many boating channels. Started watching boat tours of boats I could never afford.
Got it figured that I would like a used Nordhavn 40-ll.
Hey if I had a half million to spend, why not LOL.
Thanks for the great content.
So very appreciated right now. I'm at the point where you could have 1/2 hour of paint drying and I would probably still watch, thumbs up and comment about how great it was.
Stay safe.
Hahaha hang in there! Swab's 9. Dream BIG :)
R
Stay healthy!
you make great videos. thank you for sharing :)
You could make this a junk rig and it would take yhe prize for simplicity being a virtue. A rectangle has twice the area of a triangle for same height. Want that heavy boat to max out its hull speed. Junk rig sail is a rectangle and can be reefed real fast. Then a huge jib off the bowsprit is a great idea. So it looks like a boat called BERTIE. So you can do some wing and wing when it's downwind sailing. To maneuver the boat around in marinas, I put a mizzen sail up, a small one 8 X 10. Just a kicker for the back to turn the stern around because a full keel is hard to turn on a dime. A full keel boat like this is self steering enough, no need for all the wind vane crap. My sail area went from 405 to 700. Going from Bermuda rig to junk rig. Getting hit in the head by flying lumber when you jib, no thanks. Use it or lose it, my brains can rest at night, low stress sail set up. The idiots laughing are all on other %/#@ed up boats. I sew my sail panels up from torn sails they throw away. Sailboats don't run on wind, they run on money. The wind is free, it's the pirates who own the marinas. So don't park at marinas.