Just wanted to put up a little video of the footage we have. We've had a bit of a break from the filming so we have more time to smash out the work. We're still going, and starting to see some progress. We hope you like the video.

finish the paint on the second beam and preparing the troughs for the lashing conversion

Restoring our James Wharram catamaran beams. This episode we complete the restoration of beam 2

Throughout this video, we finish repairing and converting beam one and lash to the boat.

Throughout this video, we fix and paint the first beam and make alterations to convert the beams for a rope lashing system to replace the old steel brackets. We also say hello to our new little addition, Leiko.

We hope you enjoy this episode we start some big jobs, Once Removing the first beam of our Wharram Catamaran we discovered some rotten wood, we replace rotten wood with new. We also start standing the decks and bilges of our boat.

We hope you enjoy this video of stripping the deck of our Wharram Narai MKIV Catamaran. There has been lots of work compiled into this video, some of which we will be adding to the next episode. There's a lot more ahead of us, and although overwhelming at times, it's going to be epic to look back on our journey and see the process of bringing this boat back to beauty. Thank you, Tricky, Sarah and Bowie :)

Back to it we start by removing the wheelhouse sanding/fairing, removing rigging and stepping the masts.

1 of 14 handmade cleats for the boat. Each cleat is made in West Australian timber with a custom carving and finished in a traditional tung oil blend.

Hi we're Tricky and Sarah here's our first look of our Wharram Naria IV 40 foot Catamaran. Follow our restoration journey to get this thing back on the water sailing the coat of West Oz and beyond...