Bob, thank you for the visit to Mystic and the wooden boat show. I have been to Mystic before but not during the show, will add to my bucket list. With all that cedar I bet your shop does smell great. Looking forward to your next video.
Seeing you say about Steve "this is a master" and Steve say about you "this is a master" is everything I love about both your channels. Sharing the knowledge, loving the work.
Bob, I live in Germany and have only recently discovered your TH-cam channel. Great content, very informative and I will be watching all the episodes very carefully as I prepare the construction of my own boat. Thank you for all your efforts, not just building the boat, but in the production of the videos. We really appreciate it.
It looks like you had a productive trip and met a lot on nice folks. I bet you wish there was more time for some sailing while you were there. Nice score on the white cedar planking. Interesting seeing the tongue and groove planking with epoxy. That looks strong without the need for caulked seams.
Great to see around the show and great to see the connection with Steve and Alex who I have followed for about 18 months with the construction of Arabella.
Bob. Stumbled onto you video blog last week and tonight got to watch this episode of your visit to Mystic WB show.. I was surprised to see your interview of the builders of the Somes Sound 12 and a half. I have the plans for it and was very surprised to see that the two builders are from Richmond, VA. I hope to meet them and compare notes. (only about thirty minutes away) I was able several years ago to take a glued lapstreak class under John Brooks at the WB School in Brookline. Great explanations and video work.
Thank you Bob for the trip to the Wooden Boat Show in Mystic. Hope to make it out there in the near future. Usually attend the Wooden Boat Festival nearby in Port Townsend, WA but would like to see the East Coast show also. Take care and have a good week ahead.
Hi Bob, It was nice to meet you at the show. I was equally impressed with Jay's Somes Sound. I can only hope that my Haven comes out as nice. I got to meet Steven and Alix too. It really was an incredible show and great weekend. Thanks for doing these various interviews. Cheers!
Great episode. The idea of learning from all those amazing artists and craftsmen is amazing and inspiring. Especially from the guys from my home state of Maine 😁
Cheers Bob, very interesting video, again! Just found your channel recently, and I remembered the works you exhibited at Cottesloe "sculpture by the sea" Many thanks!
Bob, great meeting you at the show. My wife is looking into getting a copy of your sculpture portfolio book. So your changing your mind on cnc boat construction. Just kidding, look forward to next vid.
pretty awesome ,I worked at the seaport for a short stint,loved it there,met my southern belle on the internet,moved to Arkansas.ive got plans for an early 1900s,ww Phinney catboat,a man had the fore thought to take the lines off her,, her damize was being used for a fire dept training exerize
Great to see another video from you. Glad it was a great trip. Good to see some of my other favorite TH-camrs out there. A2A's Steve and Alex are great guys. Also good to see the same designed boat, although with a different planking style applied. She was a beauty, as I'm sure yours will be too. Nice find on the cedar, but is storing it standing the best idea? Just thinking it could warp other than how you need it to. Can't wait to see you bending. If it's not too late, could you put out a video on building your steaming set up? Thanks.
Next episode will be about building the steam box and steaming the frames. Yes, storing the lumber on edge is the way it was stored at the lumber yard. It is also how my local hardwood supplier stores all of their hardwoods. There is always a debate on vertical or horizontal. The concern of warping is not a factor with dried lumber. Fresh cut for sure horizontal. The benefits of vertical is that it takes less space and its easy to sort through looking for the board you want. So, vertical it is! Thanks for the question Thomas.
I agree with Dale below. This looks like a great show with lovely boats, a real shame however that your report spent 90% of the time filming people talking and not on the boats themselves...
Bob, I’ve been reviewing your videos from the past; although I have been with you from the beginning. As I research my own future project I now have a more comprehensive understanding and I’m really enjoying these more than from the beginning. Question: where can I obtain a copy of the plans for the Haven you’re building? Not sure that will be my future build but I sure love the lines and would enjoy studying those plans in detail. I appreciate you sharing your journey and might add that it’s encouraging me to build my own. Not for the love of sailing but for the craftsmanship and enjoyment.
Good Morning, The plans for the Haven are from the Wooden Boat Store. www.woodenboatstore.com/products/16-haven-12-1-2-class?_pos=1&_sid=1ecca817e&_ss=r. $180.00 There are also study plans available for a couple of bucks. I'm so happy you are enjoying and inspired to build you own boat. How would you like to build a boat with me? I currently have 5 Haven 12.5 builders and 3 Some Sound 12.5 ( a boat you should have a look at) in my Boat Building Clinic. We meet once a week online and share information, questions, and progress on a private FaceBook page. If you like to know more and schedule a free consultation with me here is a link: www.boatbuildingbootcamp.com I'll look forward to chatting about your boat building goal. Thanks for you kind comment and for watching. Cheers, Bob
@@TheArtofBoatBuilding thank you! Seems I have been planning for 3 years now. I still consider my journey as investigative. I have built only powerboats from aluminum and found a love for the planning, sourcing and potential problems associated with a project. It’s the work and skill development I enjoy most. Thanks for the suggestion of the Some Sound. I like the Bettle Cat too.
Well as a newby I must confess I found the whole story very interesting, there is obviously enormous skill involved, Have you considered a beard, they seem to go with the passion, 🤭
shore vapor Lou was not there this year. Word was that he’s taking a break and that they think he is in the midst of moving his shop. I would have liked to have meet him. Maybe next year.
Bob, thank you for the visit to Mystic and the wooden boat show. I have been to Mystic before but not during the show, will add to my bucket list. With all that cedar I bet your shop does smell great. Looking forward to your next video.
Seeing you say about Steve "this is a master" and Steve say about you "this is a master" is everything I love about both your channels. Sharing the knowledge, loving the work.
Wow, thank you!
Thanks for taking us all on your journey!
Mike
Bob, I live in Germany and have only recently discovered your TH-cam channel. Great content, very informative and I will be watching all the episodes very carefully as I prepare the construction of my own boat. Thank you for all your efforts, not just building the boat, but in the production of the videos. We really appreciate it.
It looks like you had a productive trip and met a lot on nice folks. I bet you wish there was more time for some sailing while you were there. Nice score on the white cedar planking. Interesting seeing the tongue and groove planking with epoxy. That looks strong without the need for caulked seams.
Great video. Thanks for sharing!
Great to see around the show and great to see the connection with Steve and Alex who I have followed for about 18 months with the construction of Arabella.
Really cool seeing the visit to the boat show. I'd love to visit Mystic show and Port Townsend show. Some beautiful boats on display.
Excellent video Bob. Thanks for giving us a glimpse of the wooden boat show. The videography is the best I’ve seen yet!
Kevin Lyles it helps to have an amazing videographer. You did a fantastic job. Thanks Buddy!
You’re welcome. It was really enjoyable, and a great introduction into the world of wooden boats.
Bob. Stumbled onto you video blog last week and tonight got to watch this episode of your visit to Mystic WB show.. I was surprised to see your interview of the builders of the Somes Sound 12 and a half. I have the plans for it and was very surprised to see that the two builders are from Richmond, VA. I hope to meet them and compare notes. (only about thirty minutes away) I was able several years ago to take a glued lapstreak class under John Brooks at the WB School in Brookline. Great explanations and video work.
Thank you Bob for the trip to the Wooden Boat Show in Mystic. Hope to make it out there in the near future. Usually attend the Wooden Boat Festival nearby in Port Townsend, WA but would like to see the East Coast show also. Take care and have a good week ahead.
We hope to see you out here sometime!
Thanks Bob. Great video. It was nice to chat with you in Mystic. Looking forward to the next video.
Hi Bob, It was nice to meet you at the show. I was equally impressed with Jay's Somes Sound. I can only hope that my Haven comes out as nice. I got to meet Steven and Alix too. It really was an incredible show and great weekend. Thanks for doing these various interviews. Cheers!
Nice meeting you as well. Was hoping we would have more time to talk. Maybe next year. Great show
Awesome work sir. Fun to follow along.
Great episode. The idea of learning from all those amazing artists and craftsmen is amazing and inspiring. Especially from the guys from my home state of Maine 😁
Ha ! New subscriber here. Glad I found this channel :-) Will be back for more, but must get down to the workshop now - things to do !
That looks to be a great show at a fantastic venue. I don't think we have anything like it over here in the UK.
Cheers Bob, very interesting video, again!
Just found your channel recently, and I remembered the works you exhibited at Cottesloe "sculpture by the sea" Many thanks!
Bob, great meeting you at the show. My wife is looking into getting a copy of your sculpture portfolio book. So your changing your mind on cnc boat construction. Just kidding, look forward to next vid.
pretty awesome ,I worked at the seaport for a short stint,loved it there,met my southern belle on the internet,moved to Arkansas.ive got plans for an early 1900s,ww Phinney catboat,a man had the fore thought to take the lines off her,, her damize was being used for a fire dept training exerize
Great to see another video from you. Glad it was a great trip. Good to see some of my other favorite TH-camrs out there. A2A's Steve and Alex are great guys. Also good to see the same designed boat, although with a different planking style applied. She was a beauty, as I'm sure yours will be too. Nice find on the cedar, but is storing it standing the best idea? Just thinking it could warp other than how you need it to. Can't wait to see you bending. If it's not too late, could you put out a video on building your steaming set up?
Thanks.
Next episode will be about building the steam box and steaming the frames. Yes, storing the lumber on edge is the way it was stored at the lumber yard. It is also how my local hardwood supplier stores all of their hardwoods. There is always a debate on vertical or horizontal. The concern of warping is not a factor with dried lumber. Fresh cut for sure horizontal. The benefits of vertical is that it takes less space and its easy to sort through looking for the board you want. So, vertical it is! Thanks for the question Thomas.
I can already see "Acorn" written in gold leaf. Leo's should say "Pancho" of course. ;)
I agree with Dale below. This looks like a great show with lovely boats, a real shame however that your report spent 90% of the time filming people talking and not on the boats themselves...
Great job.
Bob,
I’ve been reviewing your videos from the past; although I have been with you from the beginning.
As I research my own future project I now have a more comprehensive understanding and I’m really enjoying these more than from the beginning. Question: where can I obtain a copy of the plans for the Haven you’re building?
Not sure that will be my future build but I sure love the lines and would enjoy studying those plans in detail. I appreciate you sharing your journey and might add that it’s encouraging me to build my own. Not for the love of sailing but for the craftsmanship and enjoyment.
Good Morning,
The plans for the Haven are from the Wooden Boat Store. www.woodenboatstore.com/products/16-haven-12-1-2-class?_pos=1&_sid=1ecca817e&_ss=r. $180.00
There are also study plans available for a couple of bucks.
I'm so happy you are enjoying and inspired to build you own boat. How would you like to build a boat with me?
I currently have 5 Haven 12.5 builders and 3 Some Sound 12.5 ( a boat you should have a look at) in my Boat Building Clinic. We meet once a week online and share information, questions, and progress on a private FaceBook page.
If you like to know more and schedule a free consultation with me here is a link:
www.boatbuildingbootcamp.com
I'll look forward to chatting about your boat building goal.
Thanks for you kind comment and for watching.
Cheers,
Bob
@@TheArtofBoatBuilding thank you!
Seems I have been planning for 3 years now. I still consider my journey as investigative. I have built only powerboats from aluminum and found a love for the planning, sourcing and potential problems associated with a project. It’s the work and skill development I enjoy most.
Thanks for the suggestion of the Some Sound. I like the Bettle Cat too.
Very good! Thanks
Thanks for sharing!
Well as a newby I must confess I found the whole story very interesting, there is obviously enormous skill involved, Have you considered a beard, they seem to go with the passion, 🤭
Hey great video and boats ! By any chance did you happen to see Tips from a shipwright at the show his videos were awesome.
shore vapor Lou was not there this year. Word was that he’s taking a break and that they think he is in the midst of moving his shop. I would have liked to have meet him. Maybe next year.
The Art of Boat Building ,we miss him!
Please, do a video teaching lofting.