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01-10-2017, 09:27
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Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2016
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Boat: Building Wharrams
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2017-09-30 Building SV Satoshi - Wharram Tiki 38
YouTube link: https://youtu.be/fM55T-4ToP4
In this video I unpack some tools and epoxy materials. I cleaned the workplace floor, because after several days it is needed, you can't really see it on the video, but there is some sand, dust, twigs and parts of leaves on the floor. After that I continued drawing the backbone lines. For me it's a very slow process, because it's all new for me and I want to get it right. In the process of drawing I discovered that one of my station lines was off 10mm. I have redrawn this station line and checked and measured everything again. All the lines are drawn except for the curved lines for which I need to nail down a batten. I will do this next time and then proceed with drawing the lines again on sheets of hardboard.
Building SV Satoshi
Website: Building SV Satoshi is creating a Wharram Tiki 38 double canoe | Patreon
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/svsatoshi
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/svsatoshi/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/SVsatoshi
Music : Little Tomcat by Josh Woodward
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01-10-2017, 10:05
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Senior Cruiser
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: gettin naughty on the beach in cornwall
Boat: 63 custom alloy sloop,macwester26,prout snowgoose 37 elite catamaran!
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Re: Building SV Satoshi - Wharram Tiki 38
welcome,do you have a youtube channel you would like to share ?
and where are you located?
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01-10-2017, 10:32
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Join Date: Dec 2016
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
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Re: Building SV Satoshi - Wharram Tiki 38
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Originally Posted by atoll
welcome,do you have a youtube channel you would like to share ?
and where are you located?
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Hello Atoll,
Thank you for your reply. I am located in Belgium. I just recently started the build of my Wharram Tiki 38. I will post a message in this thread each time I add a new video on YouTube. I will also try to answer questions regarding my build and most likely on this forum ask a lot of questions about many different things that I encounter while building my Wharram Tiki 38.
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01-10-2017, 12:08
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Senior Cruiser
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Location: gettin naughty on the beach in cornwall
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Re: Building SV Satoshi - Wharram Tiki 38
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Originally Posted by sv satoshi
Hello Atoll,
Thank you for your reply. I am located in Belgium. I just recently started the build of my Wharram Tiki 38. I will post a message in this thread each time I add a new video on YouTube. I will also try to answer questions regarding my build and most likely on this forum ask a lot of questions about many different things that I encounter while building my Wharram Tiki 38.
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you are very welcome!Cruisers Forum is a great online resource for builders and sailors.
please post a link if you have content on youtube,many will find it interesting here.
i am currently building a prout catamaran,see link http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...ft-103739.html
i am also a regular visitor at the Wharrams,who live not far from me in cornwall.
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01-10-2017, 13:25
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Join Date: Dec 2016
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
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Re: Building SV Satoshi - Wharram Tiki 38
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Originally Posted by atoll
you are very welcome!Cruisers Forum is a great online resource for builders and sailors.
please post a link if you have content on youtube,many will find it interesting here.
i am currently building a prout catamaran,see link http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...ft-103739.html
i am also a regular visitor at the Wharrams,who live not far from me in cornwall.
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Wow, nice picture of you visiting the Wharrams
I am now reading up on your project and subscribed to the thread.
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02-10-2017, 08:44
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Join Date: Mar 2015
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Re: Building SV Satoshi - Wharram Tiki 38
Wharram's having no solid bridge deck, as few others, makes them the safest.
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02-10-2017, 09:01
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Registered User
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: St. Petersburg, Florida
Boat: Leopard 39
Posts: 860
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Re: Building SV Satoshi - Wharram Tiki 38
A fascinating and proven design. Best of luck with it!
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02-10-2017, 12:14
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Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2016
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
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Re: Building SV Satoshi - Wharram Tiki 38
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Originally Posted by Scaramanga F25
Wharram's having no solid bridge deck, as few others, makes them the safest.
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Hello Scaramanga, I do not have expert knowledge, but I also feel so, one of the reasons why I chose for building a Wharram Tiki 38. Thank you for your reply.
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02-10-2017, 12:15
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#10
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Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2016
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
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Re: Building SV Satoshi - Wharram Tiki 38
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Originally Posted by danielamartindm
A fascinating and proven design. Best of luck with it!
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Thank you very much Danielmartindm
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02-10-2017, 13:03
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Senior Cruiser
Join Date: Mar 2010
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Re: 2017-10-02 Building SV Satoshi - Wharram Tiki 38
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Originally Posted by sv satoshi
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thanks for sharing!
can i reccomend that you also at this early stage cover the floor in your workshop with cardboard and a layer of plastic sheeting before you start using resin,this will make cleanup after the build a lot easier..and keep landlords a lot happier that their floor is not getting damaged by spilled resin that can be difficult to remove.
also an extracter fan will cut down on dust once you start cutting.
numerous over head power sockets from an extention cable will also make life easier,and go some way to keep the floor clear of clutter
you should also build 8-10 80-90 cm high, trestles to use as table supports and for raised platforms once you start assembling the boards make them light as possible as they will get moved many,many times.
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03-10-2017, 11:37
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Join Date: Dec 2016
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
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Re: 2017-10-02 Building SV Satoshi - Wharram Tiki 38
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Originally Posted by atoll
thanks for sharing!
can i reccomend that you also at this early stage cover the floor in your workshop with cardboard and a layer of plastic sheeting before you start using resin,this will make cleanup after the build a lot easier..and keep landlords a lot happier that their floor is not getting damaged by spilled resin that can be difficult to remove.
also an extracter fan will cut down on dust once you start cutting.
numerous over head power sockets from an extention cable will also make life easier,and go some way to keep the floor clear of clutter
you should also build 8-10 80-90 cm high, trestles to use as table supports and for raised platforms once you start assembling the boards make them light as possible as they will get moved many,many times.
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Hello Atoll,
Thank you for your advice.
- cover the floor of the workshop
- extracter fan
- over head power sockets
- light trestles
I am very happy to get advice like this, because I am really a novice, but want to build efficient and to highest quality standards.
Really appreciate your comment, thank you
Marcel
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03-10-2017, 18:11
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Senior Cruiser
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: gettin naughty on the beach in cornwall
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Re: 2017-10-02 Building SV Satoshi - Wharram Tiki 38
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Originally Posted by sv satoshi
Hello Atoll,
Thank you for your advice.
- cover the floor of the workshop
- extracter fan
- over head power sockets
- light trestles
I am very happy to get advice like this, because I am really a novice, but want to build efficient and to highest quality standards.
Really appreciate your comment, thank you
Marcel
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i meant to also mention that good lights are also important,i have found that LED work lights are very useful,as they give a very powerful light,do not break if moved around and do not create heat or fire hazard,also low wattage so cheap to run than normal filament bulbs.
i found the best source for polythene plastic sheeting are agricultural suppliers/farm shops,as the sheeting is used for greenhouses etc,comes in up to 12m wide x 25-50m rolls,and not expensive.
a good quality "track" circular saw,is indispensible if you do not have a full sized table saw,for cutting up plywood.
a router with a "bearing" moulding bit is useful for making exact copies from templates .
a router with a flexible guide for cutting out curves from plans is easier to use than a jigsaw,and gives a more even cut.
rolls of fiberglass cloth exposed to cold,damp conditions very quickly absorb moisture and become unusable,i have found that" in use on a roller" 25kg rolls kept in a cupboard with a 20-40w incandesent bulb lit 24/7 keeps them dry .
keep all recipts for power tools,so you can take them back and replace under guarentee when they break down after 3 months if bought from superstores!
always wear a dust mask when cutting or grinding any material if you want to live a long life.............
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03-10-2017, 18:36
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Registered User
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Annapolis MD
Boat: Building a Max Cruise 44 hybrid electric cat
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Re: 2017-10-02 Building SV Satoshi - Wharram Tiki 38
Don't buy boat stuff before you are ready to install.... Pumps, electronics, even electrical switches. I can't believe the amount of stuff I've purchased, sat aside in boxes until I needed them, and found to be defective once installed. Of course, this was after the warranty was out of date
Matt
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