Man Builds a Full-Size Wooden Ship from Raw Logs | Start to Finish by @ThanhĐiềnNTĐ

A man builds a full-size wooden ship from raw logs, capturing the entire journey from the first cut of timber to the ship’s first sail. Using traditional shipbuilding methods and heavy hand-shaped beams, the vessel slowly comes together—starting with the keel and ribs, followed by hull planking, deck construction, and structural reinforcements. The video shows the real work behind shipbuilding: bending and fitting massive planks, sealing the hull with fiberglass and resin, building the bridge and deck, and carefully finishing and painting the ship before launch. After months of hard labor and craftsmanship, the wooden ship finally touches the water and proves itself at sea. 0:00 - Introduction 0:10 – Preparing the Logs and Initial Cuts 1:04 – Drilling, Bolting, and Timber Frame Setup 2:50 – Assembling the Ship’s Ribs 4:49 – Securing Frames and Aligning the Keel 6:43 – Installing Hull Planks and Shaping the Bow 9:35 – Beams, Gussets, and Additional Structural Reinforcements 14:10 – Completing Frames, Futtocks, and Lower Planking 16:40 – Adding Skin Planking and Securing the Hull 21:00 – Deck Beams and Higher Hull Planks Installation 28:45 – Sheer Strakes, Gunwales, and Hull Completion 38:27 – Securing Upper Timbers and Wall Frames 40:50 – Completing Hull Lower Section and Bottom Strakes 52:52 – Deck, Bulwark, and Bridge Construction Thanh Điền NTĐ    / thanh%c4%90i%e1%bb%81nnt%c4%90   Music: Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/referra...