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Glassing with epoxy
Demonstration of sheathing a hull of the Wharram catamaran Mana 24 with glass and epoxy, by Hanneke Boon of James Wharram Designs (40 years boatbuilding experience using epoxy resins). Useful for anyone starting to build with epoxy, to avoid the many possible errors and mishaps.
More on Mana 24: www.wharram.com/self-build-boats/mana24
More on Mana 24: www.wharram.com/self-build-boats/mana24
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Spirit of Gaia 30th Birthday
Просмотров 18 тыс.2 года назад
On the 16th of May 1992 the 63ft Wharram flagship Spirit of Gaia was launched in Devoran, Cornwall. To commemorate her 30th birthday Liz Dal Bon has made this personal tribute to Gaia and her creators James and Ruth Wharram and Hanneke Boon. This video was shot in Greece September 2021. It was James Wharram's last sail on Gaia. He tells us what Gaia meant to him.
The Lapita Voyage
Просмотров 83 тыс.3 года назад
Lapita Voyage, an Experimental Marine Archaeological expedition following the migrations of the early Polynesians from SE Asia into the Pacific. The ‘Lapita Voyage’ began in the first week of November 2008, when two 38ft double canoes, designed by James Wharram Designs, based on an ancient Polynesian canoe hull-form and built in the Philippines, set out on a 4,000Nm voyage along the island chai...
The Building And Sailing Of Tehini
Просмотров 72 тыс.3 года назад
Two vintage movies filmed by Ruth Wharram in the early days of Wharram Catamaran designs. In 1968, James Wharram, UK pioneer of off-shore catamaran sailing and already on the way to becoming a well known catamaran designer, gathered round him a group of young enthusiasts to build a 51’ ocean-going catamaran on an open pier in Deganwy, North Wales. Tehini was one of the largest catamarans of her...
Rongo 60th Anniversary Limited Edition Plans and Books Box Set.
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.4 года назад
Rongo was the first multihull to cross the North Atlantic from West to East in September 1959. She was built in Trinidad and sailed by James Wharram and his two German companions, Ruth Merseburger and Jutta Schultze Rohnhof first to New York and from there across the Atlantic to Ireland and North Wales. Rongo was the first multihull to make this voyage. To celebrate this epic event we have prep...
Life on Anuta
Просмотров 45 тыс.5 лет назад
This video was made in 2009 on the Polynesian island of Anuta at the eastern end of the Solomon islands. This tiny island is mainly self sufficient and is only visited by a supply ship once or twice a year. The video was made by Hanneke Boon at the end of the 'Lapita Voyage', when a double canoe called 'Lapita Anuta', built to the same hull design as the original canoes of Anuta was donated to ...
Canoes of Anuta
Просмотров 17 тыс.5 лет назад
Anuta is a tiny Polynesian Island at the eastern end of the Solomon Islands. It is just 1 mile long and 65m high, with a population of around 300. There are 70 canoes on the island, which have a history going back at least 2-300 years, probably much longer. They are a unique V shaped hull design. Several of the canoes are very old, the oldest is estimated to have been built in the 1820s and is ...
Wharram Hui Cornwall 2018 - Helford River Extra
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On the Tuesday after the Wharram Hui in Devoran four Wharram cats sailed together to the Helford River to raft up for lunch. Wharram catamarans featured: 40ft Narai (modified), Tiki 30, Mana 24, Tiki 21
Wharram Hui Cornwall 2018
Просмотров 9 тыс.5 лет назад
A second gathering of Wharram catamarans in Devoran, Cornwall in July 2018. A yearly event. It was attended by 10 boats and around 60 people at the BBQ party. Sadly the weather was not great, so no group sailing trip was possible this year, but a lot of fun was had sailing the small cats in the creek. Wharram boats featured: Pahi 42, 40ft Narai, Tiki 30, Tiki 21, Hitia 14, Mana 24, 21ft Tahiti ...
Wharram Mana 24 kit - assembling lower hull
Просмотров 88 тыс.6 лет назад
Step by step informative record of assembling the lower hull of the Mana 24 catamaran, from a kit designed by James Wharram and Hanneke Boon. Mana 24 is available as a CNC cut ply epoxy kit. This kit includes all materials, fittings, sails and rigging - everything to construct a sail-away trailable catamaran. www.wharram.com/site/self-build-boats/mana24 JamesWharramDesigns
Making Perfect Epoxy Fillets
Просмотров 138 тыс.6 лет назад
Real time demonstration of making a perfect epoxy fillet using WEST epoxy and Microspheres Blend filler by expert ply/epoxy boatbuilder Hanneke Boon of James Wharram Designs. The boat featured in this video is the CNC kit ply/epoxy trailer-sailer catamaran Mana 24. www.wharram.com JamesWharramDesigns
Wharram Hui Cornwall 2017
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Micro Adventure Sailing Hui in the Fal Estuary on 4-6th August 2017. Eleven Wharram catamarans gathered in Devoran and sailed on a short Adventure in Carrick Roads, spending the night at Roundwood Quay. Smallest catamaran round-the-world Tiki 21 'Cooking Fat', sailed by Rory McDougall, was part of the fleet. Wharram boats featured: Mana 24, Amatasi, Tahiti Wayfarer, Melanesia, Hitia 14 and 17, ...
Amatasi sailing to Helford River
Просмотров 12 тыс.7 лет назад
Amatasi, 27ft Wharram Ethnic Design, sails from Falmouth to the Helford river in Cornwall.
Tahiti Wayfarer sailing
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Sailing the Wharram Ethnic 'Tahiti Wayfarer' design in Restronguet Creek and sailing together with the Wharram 'Mana 24' in Carrick Roads in Cornwall.
60th Anniversary of Wharram Tangaroa
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60th Anniversary of Wharram Tangaroa
Pecha Kucha Amsterdam 2014, by Hanneke Boon
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Pecha Kucha Amsterdam 2014, by Hanneke Boon
Pahi 63 Spirit of Gaia - Daysail in Greece
Просмотров 63 тыс.10 лет назад
Pahi 63 Spirit of Gaia - Daysail in Greece
Wharram at Golden Oldies multihull meeting, Sète May 2013
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Wharram at Golden Oldies multihull meeting, Sète May 2013
Amatasi at Brest and Douarnenez 2012
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Amatasi at Brest and Douarnenez 2012
That was James Wharram eating his lunch on the boat, want it?
I tried epoxy fillets for the first time today. I have to say, you are a master.
Why is one person dressed in head to toe PPE and the other has none whatsoever?
He was actually a bit of a egotistical self obsessed chauvinist in real life. My family knew him and although a talented designer he was not a great human being.
One person is wearing a mask the other is not????
Such a poignant and beautiful memory Hanneke... much thanks! Your life time contributions to the freedom of our oceans is already legendary and Spirit of Gaia will forever be the people's Flagship! You 3 showed us the way to create our own dreams of freedom... fair winds and following seas!
*****WATCH THE NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE OF IAN MACORMACK STUNG BY BOX JELLYFISH WHILE DIVING AT NITE IN MAURITIUS PRONOUNCED DEAD AND AWOKE IN THE MOURGE AFTER A VISIT TO HELL AND HEAVEN.****VETERAN. ROYAL SCOTS******
What a legacy you have and are continuing to create. Have just started looking at your boats and videos and enjoying them. Thank you from southern highlands of New South Wales Australia Where can i buy your book. Regards Rob
Thank God for epoxy
Thank you for the adventure!
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Oh its asmr…had to stop watching.
A great tribute to you and John, as you portray a new vision of history and it's indigenous technical and cultural heritage. Thank you for sharing your inspiring dedication with this community and the world beyond.
Beautiful boats beautiful women
in general on a wharram hull, is there only one layer of fiberglas or do you repeat the process ? thank you very much, very satisfying work (-:
How cool to hear James Wharram’s voice and hear him explaining basically the basis of his whole life’s work. For sailors everywhere, this is a massively important documentary, an honor to experience.
Thor was wrong?
Nice drunk speech from Rory! 🤩
Wow! respect, love, sorrow. As an addictive designer maker forever, i want to combine yurts and double canoes, may sound crazy but the 2 pinnacles of nomadic design.
Thanks for sharing the building process! I really would love to build one of these but at ~20,000$ Canadian for the kit I don't think I could "float" that. I might be interested in buying the designs and then trying to build it myself in a lower cost way though! I really love the philosophy and think the size is perfect, and really like that it gives a bit more interior space than the Tiki 21. I have grown up sailboat racing but I think my future is more focused on just ENJOYING my time and not being forced to go to certain places. Freedom ya know! I know a lot of very talented folks who would be willing to help out on the build too, and I am no DIY slouch myself, but I live in an apartment so build space is something of a challenge. Something I really like about these boats is that they are modular, but I wish I could figure out a way to get even more modular than these. I also think there's probably a variation that could be done on the Tiki 21 design that might allow more livable space when needed too but I have to think on it! Either way! Thanks for sharing these! It really does make boat building seem a lot more approachable.
Wow, Hanneke has a practiced hand with the epoxy.
I spent a wonderful night on board when the Spirit was in Trizonia.
Basically polynesians are a mixture of Filipina and papuan the polynesians cannot accept it but the Filipina are the most beautiful ladies in the world also our native melanesian Filipino negrito aeta also are the best looking melanesian group
No wrong. We Tongans and Sāmoans are from the Kingdom of Tonga and Sāmoa. We Polynesians are not of your kind. The white man colonised indoctrinated ideology is rubbish. We Tongans especially were Seafaring Warriors 1500 years ago Tu'i Tonga Empire ie. Giants. Our bone structure are bigger, wider, heavier and more dense than you Asian, Filipinos. Your kind have lighter boned structure smaller in stature and where is the correlation? Doesn't make sense. Search Tu'i Tonga Tu'itatui king warrior of Tonga and the Trilithon Ha'amonga and 40 metres down from there you will see his Giant Coral Backrest and you will get a gauge on how massive this Human was and how massive the Tongans were back then and today like the Sāmoans also which are 2 of the closest related people. We Polynesians are from Polynesia not from Asia.
@@alfredtameifuna8928 you can call us asians and offend us our ladies in Hawaii and in guam are majority of the beautiful ladies are Filipina and actually if you go to all the other islands in the Philippines islands there more beautiful we dont want to be tongan or samoans we respect yall to the fullest but the samoans were on time nice to Filipinos then they snapped do your research alot of the words in samoan originated from the beautiful islands of the Philippines 7000 islands guam are Pacific islander they look exactly like Filipinos but when they take DNA is pure Filipino I straight out tell Filipinos the polynesians were one time cool with us but they hate us for being to good looking suavicito and the ladies are hot like tamales
@@kidmanila2160 I ain't talking about your ladies what you on about? I'm talking about us Polynesians are different not the same as your kind? Sāmoan language does NOT come from Philippines get that straight. I'm Sāmoan also, my Ancestors are so I know bro. We're are different breed from you people and totally different in everything, language, culture, traditions... You Filipino stick to your own kind and don't be listening to the white man theories. Different bone structures you people are small, We're huge humans literally... Stating facts brah, you young ones with internet social media these days think you know it all lol. Relax, Filipino are there own people and not connected to us Polynesians.
@@kidmanila2160 😂 Sāmoan words never originated from the Philippines. Where TF did you get that from? And I'm definitely not talking about your women here? Do you understand what I wrote in my previous message? I'm Sāmoan also btw and we Polynesians are different from your kind? Filipino is not Polynesian? That narrative come about when internet Google, social media came about. You Filipino are different people smaller in stature and lighter bone structure compared to us bigger people bigger bone structure body mass etc... there is no correlation brah.
@@kidmanila2160 brah 😂 Sāmoan language did not come from Philippines 🤦 get off the pipe.
It was proven by elena fowler from familytreedna that there's a number of different male lines, one from the austronesian but one that is from the aboriginals migration, that being haplogroup c
looks good.Whatabout putting mixture into a mastic container and apply with a gun ?
ABSOLUTELY. BRILLIANT, LOVED IT, THANK YOU
My soul rejoiced at seeing this video thank you so much for making the story available
@ 33:26, The Russell Island's finest! I want to hear more of this music!
Nice
Wow
So nice she got her fenders out
An outstanding contribution to the culture and history of people on the sea. Sailing will be the same for me again.
The beautiful Spirit of Gaia 🫡❤
Wow, that gathering looks spectacular!
A beautiful homage to the people of the sea. Seeing the last crew navigate by night was special to watch. Must’ve been very sad indeed, once the journey came to an end. Lovely work, Hanneke.
I am a fan of glass microspheres as they are slightly stronger than the wood and sand easily. A clear video. I also recommend Mastering Epoxy With Russell Brown Part 1 and Part 2 here on RUclips and his book by the same name. ruclips.net/video/yDoauHaOfBQ/видео.html
I use a makeshift pastry bag to lay down the filleting mixture... by makeshift I mean.. use a plastic food storage bag filled with the mixture and cut off one corner.. the angle of the cut depends on the amount of material I want to lay into the joint. squeeze it out at a constant rate.
Miss Boon, please donate some DNA so we can clone such a wonderful woman!
Really good job
Super. Thanks for sharing 🙏🙂
Would a thin layer of epoxy on the wood help adhesion?
Wharram Designs should send CNC files for the bigger boat construction plans, that would be much easier instead of measuring the boards before the cutting.
Lindooo parabéns ⛵🛶
One of my favorite youtube videos ever.
This is very related to Thor Heyerdahls major raft expeditions like Kon Tiki and Ra
except this is historically accurate and actually happened. The balsa raft is just another daredevil stunt by the palagi.
Wonderfull James.
I have just watched a YT cruising couple discuss the pros and cons of a dishwasher on their upcoming carbon cat … and they were not being entirely facetious!
I saw it too. What a joke.
Registro maravilhoso, parabéns pelo trabalho!
I’ve been an admirer of James Wharram for many years. He, and Hannike Boon have been an inspiration for me. The amazing research, work, and journeys you have done is truly amazing. Thanks for taking us along.
LOVE the clips of dancing/singing, can hear/feel the ancient presence. WONDERFUL. The canoes show at 45:52 are absolutly BEAUTIFUL. That's the magnificence of form that comes from generations of evolving these crafts.