Nice to see you again Dylan. If you see a little yellow gaff cutter sailing out of Brightlingsea give us a wave. Always been a fan of yours, best wishes for some good sailing, love to see whatever easy-to publish vids you feel like putting up. Your "KTL102 VLOG whisper Secret" shows me sailing past you at Shotley, pointing out to my crew "That's Dylan Winter, I recognise the Mirror Offshore"
@stevec-b62142 жыл бұрын
looked like a real vintage wrench!
@tcastell55962 жыл бұрын
Libby Purves and Paul Heiney did a similar thing with their Cornish Crabber Cutter as detailed in One Summers Grace. Made a terrible graunching sound as she settled which kept them awake half the night. Hope you fare better.
@KeepTurningLeft
2 жыл бұрын
much bigger boat though - this was a small job
@markshenstone5082 жыл бұрын
Next video should be entertaining . I hope the leg base has enough of an enlarged square foot print to take up the sludge compression or it will be a glass of hard stuff - great vid. 👍
@KeepTurningLeft
2 жыл бұрын
I will generally be going down on hard sand or shingle - I will do the mud experiment next
@Scruffy10002 жыл бұрын
Well? It’s the next day now….. your public awaits ! And sorry for not seeing that you HAD attached the steadying ropes that I thought you had missed off that I mentioned in my previous comment, of course you had……. It all looks a good strong job and if you’ve done your sums right will work a treat…. should be a game changer!
@KeepTurningLeft
2 жыл бұрын
posted... it worked
@charlestyndall19192 жыл бұрын
Hello Dylan. The dayboat with the blue cover looks very much like a Stiffkey Cockle which was built at Stiffkey and club sailing based at Morston. You commented on them when you visited Blakeney Harbour a few years ago. Are you still on the Deben? Charles
@KeepTurningLeft
2 жыл бұрын
still on the deben but heading to the scillies on saturday
@Scruffy10002 жыл бұрын
Any other set of legs I’ve seen have steadying ropes fore and aft from the bottom to cleats on the fore and aft decks stop them from moving.... errrr fore and aft and collapsing when the tide shifts. I am probably talking b@locks but that seems the way to do it. Maybe you’ve done that and not shown it on the film ? R
@TROUROCKS
2 жыл бұрын
You can clearly see the for and aft rigging at the bottom of the leg as it is launched gleefully over the side
@Scruffy1000
2 жыл бұрын
You are of course right, I don’t know how I missed that….. possibly down to the ‘third’ glass of wine ?😳.
@raykite5572 жыл бұрын
Blasted predictive texting.. what are you doing?
@paulh4691
2 жыл бұрын
Just click the three dots on the right of your message to edit or delete. And he has made legs for the boat so it will sit flat when the tide goes out.
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Nice to see you again Dylan. If you see a little yellow gaff cutter sailing out of Brightlingsea give us a wave. Always been a fan of yours, best wishes for some good sailing, love to see whatever easy-to publish vids you feel like putting up. Your "KTL102 VLOG whisper Secret" shows me sailing past you at Shotley, pointing out to my crew "That's Dylan Winter, I recognise the Mirror Offshore"
looked like a real vintage wrench!
Libby Purves and Paul Heiney did a similar thing with their Cornish Crabber Cutter as detailed in One Summers Grace. Made a terrible graunching sound as she settled which kept them awake half the night. Hope you fare better.
@KeepTurningLeft
2 жыл бұрын
much bigger boat though - this was a small job
Next video should be entertaining . I hope the leg base has enough of an enlarged square foot print to take up the sludge compression or it will be a glass of hard stuff - great vid. 👍
@KeepTurningLeft
2 жыл бұрын
I will generally be going down on hard sand or shingle - I will do the mud experiment next
Well? It’s the next day now….. your public awaits ! And sorry for not seeing that you HAD attached the steadying ropes that I thought you had missed off that I mentioned in my previous comment, of course you had……. It all looks a good strong job and if you’ve done your sums right will work a treat…. should be a game changer!
@KeepTurningLeft
2 жыл бұрын
posted... it worked
Hello Dylan. The dayboat with the blue cover looks very much like a Stiffkey Cockle which was built at Stiffkey and club sailing based at Morston. You commented on them when you visited Blakeney Harbour a few years ago. Are you still on the Deben? Charles
@KeepTurningLeft
2 жыл бұрын
still on the deben but heading to the scillies on saturday
Any other set of legs I’ve seen have steadying ropes fore and aft from the bottom to cleats on the fore and aft decks stop them from moving.... errrr fore and aft and collapsing when the tide shifts. I am probably talking b@locks but that seems the way to do it. Maybe you’ve done that and not shown it on the film ? R
@TROUROCKS
2 жыл бұрын
You can clearly see the for and aft rigging at the bottom of the leg as it is launched gleefully over the side
@Scruffy1000
2 жыл бұрын
You are of course right, I don’t know how I missed that….. possibly down to the ‘third’ glass of wine ?😳.
Blasted predictive texting.. what are you doing?
@paulh4691
2 жыл бұрын
Just click the three dots on the right of your message to edit or delete. And he has made legs for the boat so it will sit flat when the tide goes out.
Won’t have doin?