Building a Boat without Plans in 5 Days | Part 2 of 2
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Justin at Rainfall Projects fabricated our motor bracket. Go check out his channel and Sub / @rainfallprojects501
Thanks to The Hardwood Center in Albany OR (thehardwoodcentre.com/) for donating all the Tiger Ply Okoume Plywood for this build. If you're in Oregon, go check out their store and tell them that Michael and Jason sent you.
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@3:20 I wonder how happy Total Boat people were. "FINALLY someone used our stuff for a boat!:
Check out Acorn to Arabella or the Sampson Boat company who are building and restoring a yacht and use Total Boat stuff
"C'mon! We're not called 'Total Epoxy River Table'!"
@@jaymzx0 idk, it has a certain ring to it
I know it have been a super tiring project, but wouldn't be super awesome to redo it every year and see how the experience cumulated by the years makes you build better "5 days boats"? I would already subscribe to it!)))
That's a great idea!
Great idea! I would thoroughly enjoy that
Couldn't agree more. I'd love to see a two-seater with more horsepower!
@@MichaelAlm a year has passed)I subscribed! waiting for a new release!) Thanks for what you do!
This video was actually so wholesome. Like the build was amazing but what I enjoyed even more is just two friends doing something they love together and making memories. The two part series is some of the best content I’ve seen posted!
I enjoy the irony of a thoroughly non-traditionally built boat being named "The Old Fashioned". Congrats on getting it done in such a short time, it looks like a great little lake cruiser
I really enjoyed this video, love the dynamic of you guys dealing with the time pressure. Hope you had a good few days off after this one!
Scott and Paerau boat build soon?
@@ktulu193 boato time!
t-shirt idea - but, can he build a boat?
Thanks Scott! I'm still recovering 2 weeks later 😅
Nice to see Scott Brown here!
woah it is nuts to see this like... cabal of woodworking youtubers all making things together, and then our favourite kiwi just jumping in to say hi. wtf.
Building a boat from scratch with no plans, really? You guys are amazing. I am subscribed to both of your channels and I enjoy all of your content. Thank you for sharing and please keep posting.
Great vid! It's wonderful to see the network of TH-camrs helping each other, amazing to collaborate with Jason, and to be able to call on Justin for help when you needed it. Really nice. Great work on this fun project, congratulations!!!
Day 8 of 5: "We're running out of time!" Jk, amazing build no matter the timeframe
Looks so much fun-I wonder about weighting the front-it seemed a bit out of the water on the front end. But man this little boat looks so much fun.
With no knowledge of boats and boat building other than, they have a pointed end and a blunt end, that was a truly excellent outcome. Kudos to both of you for your woodworking skills.
Thanks so much, you guys. You are such a terrific team, and it's so cool how well you successfully allocate the duties. I hope you can do more things together. The boat is amazing, especially under the time constraints.
I cheered out loud when you all finally got the boat in the water! Such an awesome build! Great work to you both!
"There is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats!" --Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows
You guys did great! So much fun to watch and hear about on the Shop Sounds podcast. The boat is absolutely beautiful.
What a great project for you guys, enjoyed watching you working together very much. And the boat will make an excellant backyard planter box once your done playing with it.
You both make a great team...so much talent. It was a pleasure to watch this whole series on both channels. Looking forward to the next collaboration.
Build a Soap Box Derby car together! That could be awesome!
Brilliant! Looking amazing boys and the boat too! 😆
For your next collab; you guys need to keep the epically looking yet tiny motorized trend going, I'm voting for a pattern plywood drift trike with more than 4 HP🤪.
Hahaha...... Building process looks way more fancy on Bourbon moth channel. I like this one here more, because its just - honest! Also: much more good vibes in your voice! Thanks
Ahahahaha! I swear, in the one shot where the fellow was going from left to right across the screen, that thing sounded just like the Jetson's "air-mobile". LOL.
I like the 30 degree angle for the dashboard ... hope to see more of that pattern in the future. The boat ... she's a little cutie. Good job guys.
You guy's did an excellent job on that boat. 5 days, amazing. 👍👍
Nice to see you take on the old 1930s Skuae plan turned into a class called cocktail racer. 5hp would suit you better. And nothing wrong with the lighter pull pull cable steering.
You guys knocked this one out of the park!
The boat reminds me of some of those kits/plans/ideas that used to be published in Popular Mechanics - they used to have great stuff to fire the imagination and take over your weekends and holidays. Fantastic work !
Honestly, even if the boat didn't float at all, it would have been a beautiful art piece.
Pretty fantastic work, guys! It turned out beautiful! 😃
The only 2 things I would've done is to apply fiberglass on the exterior of the boat after the varnish... And put a small sit in there! 😂
But, really... It turned out fantastic! That's a boat I could see myself building some day! 😃
Anyway, stay safe there with your families! 🖖😊
Sweet video enjoyed every bit. Would love to see a two seater boat build.
I'm proud of you boys!
🙌
So awesome to see the boat being finished!
Thanks!! So glad we got it done 😅
if you plan to visit open seas I suggest building the hull as a V shape cross section front to rear - what one calls a 'V-huil' and a pointy design up front. that way the boat would split the waves & go through gracefully rather than riding the wave and then catch air only smash again on the water surface, which is scary, uncomfortable for the occupants and trying for the boat structure. Here in the mediterranean all boat are built that way since especially here in Malta the seas can get quite rough anything not built in Malta or at least Sicily or North Africa will be crap in the open sea and will be at the mercy of the waves and current - don't ask me how I know. What you are building with a flat bottom is a lake or river boat at the very best!
Very cool to see two craftsman figure out their own way of doing a very old thing!
I regret that I have but one upvote to give for the Rainfall Projects cameo :)
So much fun! Could do with some ballast at the bow to trim it out and balance the weight of the person and the motor. Will help it get on the plane and speed up. You can get a ballast bag which you fill with water.
Thanks!! Totally, that's why I was leaning forward in some of the shots, because I was trying to move the weight forward. It got a few more MPH out of it.
@19:23 Bunny!!!!!!!! O-o Great build, loving this collaboration!
Amazing series Michael... now all you need to do is make a pattern ply bicycle!!
This was fantastic! The boat is beautiful.
Go for it man. None of those 'boat people' would even attempt to build a boat in 5 days. Thats crazy!
That would be because 'boat people' don't like building boats that, after a year or two, will bleed copious quantities of rust from every square inch. ;-D
Nice work gentlemen. Most boatbuilders will spend five days contemplating which beer to drink during the project!. I’d like to see you build something from some professional plans in the future. Just remember one thing, once you start building boats you’re hooked for life!.
I had a big smile on my face during this whole video (and the previous one). SO fun you guys! :D
That looks like so much fun!! Awesome build=)
These two videos were just pure fun to watch :-) I could care less about how to properly build one being that I also have very little idea. But certainly the litmus test was if it floated and didn't leak so, 'mission accomplished!' Looks like a lot of fun on the water, too.
Thanks Joshua!! That was about my gauge for success too 😅
Watched from Yosemite Kentucky.
Well done. I love the boat. Would love to have been a fly on the wall during that build. You guys seem to have had so much fun.
Thanks!! It was a blast!
Looks great guys, nice job. Love to see with more power. Andy UK
This was awesome! Now build a larger scale and no rush.
They're both giants!!
Fun build! Great calibration! Oh, the stories that could be told but will not.
Next build… a treehouse!
There's so much scope for using patterned plywood in a treehouse.
Loved the build, you both rock
Will literally watch you build anything. This was freaking awesome 😎
Thanks!! 🙌
Great boat build and excellent videos guys. If you do get a more powerful motor, you should check the weight of it compared to the current one. You may need to add some ballast towards the bow or it may just tip the boat up on it's transom. Perhaps you could put a hatch in the top between a couple of the bulkheads and turn it into a storage locker to hold some weight, even if you only put some stones or rocks in it as ballast. It might be a good idea to do this even if you just stick with the current motor.
Yeah, that's a really good idea.
awesome job you both work well together good job
Loved it, great work thanks for the entertainment 👍😃😀
I'm so glad that the boat was successful, I was too worried about the plywoods being used, but you did an awesome job. and the mechanism as well. Keep on building awesome woodworks.
Thanks so much!
@@MichaelAlm you're welcome, and thank you for giving us such an amazing builts.
So Jason keeps the secrets, you expose the mistakes. Interesting to see two interpretations of the same build.
Very cool. I enjoyed this immensely!
Dude!! You built a boat! Loved the video. Way to go Michael (and Jason)!
Crazy right?!!! Thanks Tim!! Hope all is well 🙌
Awesome collaboration!
Hello Fresh got to be really jealous when seeing the promo you are doing for Fixo!
Very fun video. I have thought about doing a similar project before. I have build a motorized raft 5 or 6 years ago. Basically a wooden deck on pontons from an old kayaking bridge, with a 5hp motor behind it. I've also helped my dad restore an old wooden speedboat and assembled a similar steering rig, and I think that there is too much slack in your cable. Because my raft looks like it moves faster than your boat, but I am pretty sure it weighs somewhere in the ballpark off 400-500 kilos and I am sure it pushes a lot more water than yours. So it doesn't make sense to me that it would be so slow. You should try operating the motor manually and see if there is a difference.
Such a cool project and collaboration
You two differently have to do another challenge, great job guys.
JUSTIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh man, give Justin all the visibility you can. His channel is awesome! Rainfall Projects! When will I see a collaboration with Jason and Justin? Michael and Justin? Do the build again but with Justin and a CNC :D
that's a very cool boat!
awesome job
For a minute there, I thought this was going to be the 28 day boat build. 😉
It's amazing how rough the boat looked at one point and ended up looking awesome.
Hi guys... very cool build.... a few more boat terms for ya ... ribs on a boat are called bulkheads.. the locations of those bulkheads are called stations... the blocks of wood you glued down marked your stations. Your Hull is made of bilge panels (Bottom) and side panels..
Awesome job!
The boat is awesome, and the work you guys did... No words to describe. But, I'd like to give an idea: for a next project, doing a bigger boat would be great, but instead of doing a new one from scratch, just take the current boat, cut it "in half", make another one, in the same proportions, and just unite both pieces. I think it's gonna look even better!!
ALL RIGHT . . . I'll get my Connelly Big Daddy waterski and cut some deep water running through the slalom course.
Excellent lads , bravo
Hello from Lebanon, OR. Loved the video.
I loved watching this !
Great job guys .. I thought you were going to put plywood pattern flying wings on back ...hehehe
awesome build guys!
Awesome!
I'll send you a little stained glass window for it if you guys do a treehouse, hahaha
Great build, so quick compared to literally any other boat build so at least you're winning in one speed department! Boat build speed runs should be a thing now I think.
I'd also love to see you guys make playground equipment! I heard a kid in the video and thought damn, these guys could bust out a really sick fun wooden play set with swings and a bridge and all kinds of fun details.
As always great work! Boat building rules be damned! 💖😎👌
What an amazing project. And a phantastic result!, especially in this short time! I would like to see a wooden Zeppelin next from you guys.
You and Wintergaten are among the channels I look forward to watching the most. I also found out about Rainfall Projects through Wintergaten.
Thank you! I've been an MMX fan for years!! It's such an amazing project
@@MichaelAlm Agreed that it's an amazing project. I discovered it last year, and I have been HOOKED! I've gone back and watched almost every single video on the MMX.
I kinda want to see you tackle one of those personal tugboat plans, now that you’ve built your first boat.
I dig that pattern ply! Reminds me of Charlie Brown's shirt design haha :D
This is Freaking AWESOME!!!!! A project like this is something I have always wanted to do. Have you ever considered of building an inboard motor boat?
I sooo enjoyed watching these videos. Project two for you guys: an amphibious go-cart.
Thanks!! 🤣 Love that idea
Hey Michael, I really enjoyed this project, you and Jason looked like two kids that have invented the wheel. Great video and great entertainment, cannot wait to see what the boat enthusiasts say haha
Thanks Jim! Yeah, I'm curious too 🤔
Kreatif sekali bang..dan bikin perahu kecilnya/spot mntp 👍👍👍
If a May make a suggestion u need a keel board or projection without it it's like a canoe and will go sideways and thus is hard to turn any boat had a great time watching u build this
If you bring back the boat project with more power, don't forget to upgrade the stern to withstand the extra beans back there! It would be awesome and interesting to see since boat prices are going up like crazy!
Well done
Nice job 👍. A bit of ballast in the bow would make it perfect
Great build.. needs some ballast up in the bow to counteract all the weight at the stern.
The boat is super aft heavy, which is why you had to get on all fours and steer it from in front of the steering wheel. If you plan on adding a bigger motor, you should add another two to three feet of material to the back end, keeping the passenger area where it is. Otherwise, it'll just go nose up and you won't be able to control it.
How did you manage to make the boat watertight?
I am working on a design for a cycle cart with four indipendant pedle sets it seemes too good to be true but I think you two would be perfect candadates for a cycle cart build, I have seen people make them from junk 10speed bickes and some welding is required but panal work is a must. by the way the watercraft was a ton of fun to watch
Excellent A+
Brass screws I think is what old boat builders used... Steam can be used to help with bending...
I'm almost done with my second one. I'm 29 and I built two one for me and one for my wife we already got a huge ski boat but we want something that we can race through the tight rivers and sling it through the tight turns flying through the river. I had 17 ft 69 Bayliner I restored and we loved it ripping the river with it was amazing with a 260 hp 2 stroke Johnson that a engine builder built for me and it was fun so we decided to build some over powered cafe racing boats for river running down here on the gulf coast our rivers are calm flat and fun wide out open fun with the right boat big boats are fun to but something about ripping a over powered tiny boat around the corners is amazing
Beautiful
Hi. Like your tool pouch a lot, would you put a purchase link please? Thanks. Harry
Well, if the boat would be more balanced alternatively more weight int the front it would speed up a bit. With this design you also want a propeller that has a little down angle. Lifting up the rear so it gets less drag.
I'd love to see you do a collab with Leo and the crew from Sampson Boat Co over in Port Townsend
Awesome build