First time viewer here. Subscribed today. I finished one of Paul Elkins wooden boats last year minus a few details. Love your innovation. Going to go back through your videos and get caught up. I have built a couple of aircraft so I know your passion. Great job. What part of the country are you located? Alan from Indiana
Aircraft!? That's amazing. So cool. This is going to be one heck of a journey Alan, driving out to see Paul Elkins. It's become this years mission. hehe My initial thought was to build something just like his, but this it turned into something bigger and more complex rather quickly. hehe Happy to have you on board Alan. I'm from NJ and will be driving up tnear Indiana last week in July. Maybe I'll get to see you.
+Alan Gluff Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else is searching for boats plans wood try Joolaim Rudder Replication (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my neighbor got amazing success with it.
Hi sir im your new subcriber from phillipines i always watch diy videos in youtue like making cabin, making boats, etc . And one of those videos is your work . Im not a carpenter or diy makers but i really like watching like this .
This design and build appear to be way easier than any of the builds I have seen so far. Wanting to get at a boat soon. Just made extra room in my barn for a build.
This style of boat is based on some very very simple designs. I made it complicated and more in depth. I am simply having fun while building this thing. For me, thats what it is all about :)
Hi Andrew, thin card / thick craft paper or similar make excellent templates, so much easier to bend cut and shape to the desired size and then lay flat onto the plywood for marking the exact shape. Love the videos, great !
+Rob S Thank you yes. Love the card, though for me using vellum is perfect for the next stages for making my full size plans for this model boat. Roll them up and slide them into a protecting cardboard tube. I think I'm going to be making boats for some time to come :) Love this hobby.
Amen to that. Home Depot has done me right. When you're able to find what you need in the scrap bin and they tell you no charge, that says something to me.
First time to watch your inspiring work. Hope i can get one of your design to work and build for my own. This is very helpfull if i build to use it from my hometown sibale island. Im watching here from philippines.
is it next week yet? ... great job Andrew! Lookin like a great boat now! Next time you need to bend wood, or plywood, use boiling water. soak both sides for an hour or so. then put in place and clamp as you bend. works pretty good. Keep the water HOT.....
Thank you Jim… :-) I think I Sola and your video the other night. I think I will do that the next time I bend plywood. I actually had one side crack a little bit, but not too much. It was good to see though, how much I could bend the wood. I am in Washington DC for the next couple of days receiving an awardin education. Making it a little tough to make the edits in time for a Thursday morning release. But I will see what I can do of course.
+Andrew Jones congratulations on your award. I can see that you are deserving... Your videos are awesome. It's not like the ones you see where you're expected to know all the proper terms. (bow, transom, keel, sponson's .. .. ) It's kinda like the "hooked on fonics for boats.... 😂 keep up the great videos!
+brian mckinney I saw American Boathead playing with some plastic like compound filler ,that i would like to try. It's getting to the point Ill be playing with all of that myself too, soon.
+Bill Read I love the #GorillaGlue though understand it is not for all joints. What is saving me, is the bondo, resin and fiberglass Ill ultimately be covering this build with. To be honest, my next build will be using an epoxy glue to see how that is different, compared to the gorilla glue. There are many purists out there that have told me off, but I'm a rebel ;) So far, my boat is the boat that #homedepot built ;)
i wander. if u used hot steaming water if it wouldn't help soften the woods fiber so u could bend ur curves a bit easier i know it works on actual wood like walking sticks and such also could use a heating gun to bend and dry at same time ,just a tip i hope it helps
Absolutely Charles, I am sure it would make bending the wood over the frames much much easier. I will probably try this the next time I perform the same task on my next boat. It was good to test the flexibility of the plywood panels.
Nice videos! The MoraKniv (Mora Knife) is a very good knife according to price, but You have to take care of it. MoraKniv come in difrent varitys of craftmanknifes and keep it´s sharpnes well.
+brian mckinney I used wood filler on the cabinet. But nothing yet on the boat except gorilla glue I believe. If you send me a photo of where the damage is, I will do my best to suggest something that works. Though I would probably use some epoxy like plastic filler. Something with strength…
Sorry Brian, I had a brain fart 💨 yes! I used bondo on the frames. To help bring them out to the level I wanted. I would not use bondo for everything, but I totally forgot about that. Ha!
I wanted to see would it bend naturally without it. As I would have to make a steaming bag etc. I didn't want the hassle. Though I did wet one side down, which worked great too.Thankfully, the sheets handled the bend (only just)
wow, that shape is really coming together now, have you sealed it with something in the last few shots, the grain looks great....i thought originally that the wood was going to stay on the outside and the fibreglass on the inside, but thats not the case is it? #GorillaGlue #homedepot #gottabedonetohelpamateoutwink
+Lee groves Thank you Lee ;) Love the commitment friend. I'm not sure if the wood will be able to be sanded clean, to be honest. It has a few dings on it now. But regardless, fiberglass will go over the outside, but will be transparent and the wood or painted wood will show through.
ah i see, didn't think about it could be transparent, the dings can be forgiven on your first one mate, i can see that although you had the design worked out, creating it from wood is something else, i think watching you work out what to do when a problem comes up is a big part of what makes it unmissable each week, look at them views!
what are you painting the boat with? enamel paint? I covered the outside of my kids boat with fglass resin. the transom bottom got some fiberglass just to toughen it up a little. Now I want to paint it. Do you know if you can paint over the resin, and then fiberglass over both? I'd hate to have to sand it all back off.... 😥 The inside , I was just going to paint, but not sure which type paint would be best.
To be honest, for myself it is simply one step at a time. I know I will be filling cracks and openings with fillet, an epoxy slurry with sawdust or fiberglass strands. Then I will cover with a gelcoat on top of fiberglass, sand down then paint with the appropriate paint. Probably some sort of enamel or waterproof boat paint though I have yet to source.
+firemanjim324 I responded in another message some place I'm sure, but I will fillet fill the gaps, then fiberglass and paint my boat. Not sure what sort of paint, till I get to that part of the build. (I try not to get too far ahead, or ill psych myself out) ;)
There are many components to creating an amazing design. One place I discovered which successfully combines these is the Denelle Boat Builder (check it out on google) without a doubt the most helpful info that I've seen. look at this great website.
Man u got a lot to learn about this craft. Then you need to look into what a boat really look like.. I am really confused as to what it is you are trying to accomplish with this obscure design, you obviously have no clue what displacement means.
And you sir obviously have no clue about the myriads of incredible small crafts that have already been built and are all over youtube. As for displacement, my boat is both wider, longer and deeper than many of the smaller craft successfully built and used with love. I'm not worried about the neigh sayers. They are a dime a dozen. This is my boat, built with passion, which is inspiring hundreds of other boat makers to do something fun with their time. So bash all you want, but I suggest you do something better with your time, than try to come down on someone that is unshakeable. Hilarious.
15 segments to get to this point is a bit tedious. Obviously this is an adventure in boat-building by a relative newcomer in the field. An enthusiast that is eager to share his craft and inspire others, and not necessarily an instructional video in marine architecture.
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First time viewer here. Subscribed today. I finished one of Paul Elkins wooden boats last year minus a few details. Love your innovation. Going to go back through your videos and get caught up. I have built a couple of aircraft so I know your passion. Great job. What part of the country are you located? Alan from Indiana
Aircraft!? That's amazing. So cool. This is going to be one heck of a journey Alan, driving out to see Paul Elkins. It's become this years mission. hehe My initial thought was to build something just like his, but this it turned into something bigger and more complex rather quickly. hehe Happy to have you on board Alan. I'm from NJ and will be driving up tnear Indiana last week in July. Maybe I'll get to see you.
+Alan Gluff
Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else is searching for boats plans wood try Joolaim Rudder Replication (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my neighbor got amazing success with it.
Hi sir im your new subcriber from phillipines i always watch diy videos in youtue like making cabin, making boats, etc . And one of those videos is your work . Im not a carpenter or diy makers but i really like watching like this .
Welcome aboard, Drew! thank you
Your welcome sir
This design and build appear to be way easier than any of the builds I have seen so far. Wanting to get at a boat soon. Just made extra room in my barn for a build.
This style of boat is based on some very very simple designs. I made it complicated and more in depth. I am simply having fun while building this thing. For me, thats what it is all about :)
Hi Andrew, thin card / thick craft paper or similar make excellent templates, so much easier to bend cut and shape to the desired size and then lay flat onto the plywood for marking the exact shape. Love the videos, great !
+Rob S Thank you yes. Love the card, though for me using vellum is perfect for the next stages for making my full size plans for this model boat. Roll them up and slide them into a protecting cardboard tube. I think I'm going to be making boats for some time to come :) Love this hobby.
Alright, here we go with the curve planking, I've been waiting for these steps.
Amen to that. Home Depot has done me right. When you're able to find what you need in the scrap bin and they tell you no charge, that says something to me.
Brilliant! I should try that too :)
That would be great if it fits into your schedule. Best of luck on your project.
Thank you so much Alan :)
So beautiful and unique,nice.
Thank you so much Scott. 😊I love how it's turning out.
First time to watch your inspiring work. Hope i can get one of your design to work and build for my own. This is very helpfull if i build to use it from my hometown sibale island. Im watching here from philippines.
That was interesting Andrew. I'd like to keep watching.
+robert blackwellsr welcome aboard Robert! I hope to keep you entertained over the coming weeks…
is it next week yet? ... great job Andrew! Lookin like a great boat now!
Next time you need to bend wood, or plywood, use boiling water. soak both sides for an hour or so. then put in place and clamp as you bend. works pretty good. Keep the water HOT.....
Thank you Jim… :-) I think I Sola and your video the other night. I think I will do that the next time I bend plywood. I actually had one side crack a little bit, but not too much. It was good to see though, how much I could bend the wood. I am in Washington DC for the next couple of days receiving an awardin education. Making it a little tough to make the edits in time for a Thursday morning release. But I will see what I can do of course.
+Andrew Jones congratulations on your award. I can see that you are deserving... Your videos are awesome. It's not like the ones you see where you're expected to know all the proper terms. (bow, transom, keel, sponson's .. .. ) It's kinda like the "hooked on fonics for boats.... 😂
keep up the great videos!
firemanjim324 shit, ill need to work on that! hooked on phonics for boat making! There might be a product in there somewhere ;-)
@Yntesar and aifha Mustapha what does that mean ?
I'm going to try the repair I talked about in the email. I'll send ya some pics when I'm done. Thanks for everything, stay safe
+brian mckinney I saw American Boathead playing with some plastic like compound filler ,that i would like to try. It's getting to the point Ill be playing with all of that myself too, soon.
I will have to try Gorilla glue on my next boat! I have always used West system epoxy.
+Bill Read I love the #GorillaGlue though understand it is not for all joints. What is saving me, is the bondo, resin and fiberglass Ill ultimately be covering this build with. To be honest, my next build will be using an epoxy glue to see how that is different, compared to the gorilla glue. There are many purists out there that have told me off, but I'm a rebel ;) So far, my boat is the boat that #homedepot built ;)
i wander. if u used hot steaming water if it wouldn't help soften the woods fiber so u could bend ur curves a bit easier i know it works on actual wood like walking sticks and such also could use a heating gun to bend and dry at same time ,just a tip i hope it helps
Absolutely Charles, I am sure it would make bending the wood over the frames much much easier. I will probably try this the next time I perform the same task on my next boat. It was good to test the flexibility of the plywood panels.
Nice videos!
The MoraKniv (Mora Knife) is a very good knife according to price, but You have to take care of it. MoraKniv come in difrent varitys of craftmanknifes and keep it´s sharpnes well.
I love how sharp it stays Thomas. It was cheap and has been invaluable so far :)
Carbon knifes retain sharpness longer and are easier to sharpen. Quality has nothing to do with knives being stainless
yeah that.
How many days did you spend in making this project? ....
How much dollar did you spend in making this project? ....
Congratulations on working with boats.
Thank you Celio! :)
What is this soundtrack?
+Célio Camilo thank you. I have really been enjoying making my boat.
I'll be watching.
if use glasfiber cover no need lot plywood work, only some little bar to frame and foam and paint then glasfiber top, ready under week.
Mr Andrew. I see you using a wood filler sometimes is that the Bondo or something else. My boat got damaged and to repair now before fiberglassing.
+brian mckinney I used wood filler on the cabinet. But nothing yet on the boat except gorilla glue I believe. If you send me a photo of where the damage is, I will do my best to suggest something that works. Though I would probably use some epoxy like plastic filler. Something with strength…
Sorry Brian, I had a brain fart 💨 yes! I used bondo on the frames. To help bring them out to the level I wanted. I would not use bondo for everything, but I totally forgot about that. Ha!
Why didn't you use steam, or Boiling water for bending & shaping?
I wanted to see would it bend naturally without it. As I would have to make a steaming bag etc. I didn't want the hassle. Though I did wet one side down, which worked great too.Thankfully, the sheets handled the bend (only just)
@@artisticbrit he not understand how use steam and bend wood. him do many wrong but newermind its him hobby waste loty time but have happy/fun.
are you do verry good thank you
Is that hull skin Lauan plywood?
Steven it’s simply 5mm Birch ply from birch ply from Hime Depot. Nothing special
wow, that shape is really coming together now, have you sealed it with something in the last few shots, the grain looks great....i thought originally that the wood was going to stay on the outside and the fibreglass on the inside, but thats not the case is it? #GorillaGlue #homedepot #gottabedonetohelpamateoutwink
+Lee groves Thank you Lee ;) Love the commitment friend. I'm not sure if the wood will be able to be sanded clean, to be honest. It has a few dings on it now. But regardless, fiberglass will go over the outside, but will be transparent and the wood or painted wood will show through.
ah i see, didn't think about it could be transparent, the dings can be forgiven on your first one mate, i can see that although you had the design worked out, creating it from wood is something else, i think watching you work out what to do when a problem comes up is a big part of what makes it unmissable each week, look at them
views!
Lee groves Yes, pretty crazy how the channel is growing now. Roughly 500 subs a month presently and growing. Right chuffed
I enjoyed your video :) Keep it up!
Thank you! :)
Great !
Thank you Achim!
Beauty
what are you painting the boat with? enamel paint? I covered the outside of my kids boat with fglass resin. the transom bottom got some fiberglass just to toughen it up a little. Now I want to paint it. Do you know if you can paint over the resin, and then fiberglass over both? I'd hate to have to sand it all back off.... 😥
The inside , I was just going to paint, but not sure which type paint would be best.
To be honest, for myself it is simply one step at a time. I know I will be filling cracks and openings with fillet, an epoxy slurry with sawdust or fiberglass strands. Then I will cover with a gelcoat on top of fiberglass, sand down then paint with the appropriate paint. Probably some sort of enamel or waterproof boat paint though I have yet to source.
+Andrew Jones 👍
firemanjim324 whatever they use, I'll use basically.
+firemanjim324 I responded in another message some place I'm sure, but I will fillet fill the gaps, then fiberglass and paint my boat. Not sure what sort of paint, till I get to that part of the build. (I try not to get too far ahead, or ill psych myself out) ;)
why not use first side template and cut ready plywood and need only add place, if has build right both side have same size and dimensions all.
if you start selling boat plan,s let me know . i would like to see some.
I certainly will be Jim. I am just fine tuning the cuts and frames before I do. Though probably within a couple months from now.
That would be about the right time. I'm having a knee surgery. I should be healed by then.
Best of luck with the knee!
What is this soundtrack?
I will have a look when i get back in town, since im away for a few days
it's called a keelson
Since I'm talking about the lowest longitudinal structural timber, I'm talking about the keel. ;)
you are absolutely correct....the keelson would be inside the boat or ship and it would be used to attach the keel to the vessel
supurbian to be honest, there are so many parts of the boat, I'll name incorrectly over time. But will get it over time, as I build more.
There are many components to creating an amazing design. One place I discovered which successfully combines these is the Denelle Boat Builder (check it out on google) without a doubt the most helpful info that I've seen. look at this great website.
too much explanation,
sonny macarilay sorry, I can’t win them all.
Man u got a lot to learn about this craft. Then you need to look into what a boat really look like.. I am really confused as to what it is you are trying to accomplish with this obscure design, you obviously have no clue what displacement means.
And you sir obviously have no clue about the myriads of incredible small crafts that have already been built and are all over youtube. As for displacement, my boat is both wider, longer and deeper than many of the smaller craft successfully built and used with love. I'm not worried about the neigh sayers. They are a dime a dozen. This is my boat, built with passion, which is inspiring hundreds of other boat makers to do something fun with their time. So bash all you want, but I suggest you do something better with your time, than try to come down on someone that is unshakeable. Hilarious.
boooring
15 segments to get to this point is a bit tedious. Obviously this is an adventure in boat-building by a relative newcomer in the field. An enthusiast that is eager to share his craft and inspire others, and not necessarily an instructional video in marine architecture.