I spent about 120 hours on it, and I had a helper for pulling the hull together and bending on the strakes, plus a few other parts. Probably around 30-40 hours of welding.
That's pretty incredible, dude - as a lifetime boatman, I'd be damned proud of myself if I burned all the wire to put something like that on the water someday!
@@gregepp3082 I've built a Cope 11' mini jet. Things a ripper and geos together well. I design boats myself using solidworks. If you would like a look at a couple boats i designed check the link below. plans are free for now because the software im using is a student version and i'm not allowed to make profit until i buy the software which cost 5k plus. th-cam.com/video/pabnmKE2JhU/w-d-xo.html
Thank you, love it. For me, ideal would be higher rails--and I would love to see it on a dual axle trailer, why? Not weight bearing so much, yeah, I get this is more than enough. But with a dual, you can carry extra things in the boat without thinking about it--AND, when you have a high speed blow out, and it can happen, even with the tires maintained, you have an extra level of safety. Again, ideal world.
Thanks! Higher rails are definitely an option. Tandem axles are nice, but this rig will be going about 2km from the launch ramp to storage twice a year, on a rural road with a 60kmh speed limit, so no high speed blowouts for this one :)) Cheers!
@@EM-hu2bj I hear that, you if you can get 90 percent plus of your needs, you are great. I just always think about ideal designs, IF one starts hitting the open road, maybe to camp and fish, dual trailers can't be beat. Mine is on a single too, and I keep tires in top condition, and a spare; still in that ideal world I would take a dual any day. Fantastic boat, thanks for posting--and you can't beat that engine.
@@jimquanticI’ve been towing a single axle boat trailer for 18 years and not had a blowout. 2200 kms return trip from Australind to Shark Bay annually, we change bearings regularly, trailers been serviced and fixed as required
and I for forty years, and I too have not had a blow out. That said--and in line with boating in general a "back-up" for everything is a good idea. I carry a kicker engine--and needed it only ONCE in all these years, but still "best practice". SECOND is weight bearing, you simply have way more with a dual. @@boikebeagle
Interesting to see this built, well done. I am curious, why is the floor so high? and that space under the floor not used for storage? Just seems like the center of gravity is a bit high on this. But perhaps there is a reason for this..or this boat has a specific function that I am not aware of.
Very good construction of the boat here in Brazil, this boat would easily cost 25 thousand dollars. My family has a tradition of building large fishing boats measuring 10-15 meters out of wood, I'm interested in building this boat
We actually test launched it to double check the deck height, and had the console fabricated, but not yet installed, so we were able to move it around and find the perfect balance point for the console and operator.
Extraordinary design and fabrication skills to make such a fantastic steel boat. Could u kindly tell us the thickness of sheet and is it ss 304? Best wishes from Bangladesh.
looks good, but why not have full size stringers like full triangle of metal sheet spanning from one side to the other ? that would make it much stronger, would provide more support in the chop. also why not fill bilge with floatation foam for safety
Fab work tops. I did not catch the flotation foam install. Test drive cold enough for coats, but not 1 pfd? No other saftey gear on board? A 16' should have seating middle and back for rough sea. Either too cool or too something going on.
Thanks! If you look closely you’ll see I’m wearing an inflatable PFD, and the owner and his son had theirs tucked under the bow. Radio, oars, lines etc were on board, and we stayed in the bay. Not too cool for safety here. Boat was built to the owners specification, with two back corner seats, bow locker seat, and a seat in front of the console. Hull is double welded and pressure tested, but no foam by request.
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That's the satisfaction of building with your on hands your own design ❤
That guy is going none stop. Does he ever take a break. The perfect employee.
Love the build, especially love seeing the water test at the end!!!
Beautiful boat 🛥! Love the center console!
Wish I could have all the skills you have to have made this.
Pure genius. Would be cool to see a bass boat made from scratch like this.
That would be cool! I fished bass as a kid, but there aren't any around here ;)
@@EM-hu2bj do you sell these as build plans for international DIY boat builders?
I must Say A Perfect Job & Beautifully Done.
Thank You.
Plz plz post more!
Very nicely done, a really good fabrication of a well constructed craft.
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you :)
I saw so much opportunity for storage before the floor went in, I want one!!
Ничего себе сколько много времени и труда в основном у сварщика. Сварщики вы молодцы
I spent about 120 hours on it, and I had a helper for pulling the hull together and bending on the strakes, plus a few other parts. Probably around 30-40 hours of welding.
Nice job on your build of that boat
i believe this ol dude built the boat that was strong enough for the Italian Job movie.......
That's pretty incredible, dude - as a lifetime boatman, I'd be damned proud of myself if I burned all the wire to put something like that on the water someday!
Lot of time put into the boat, looks like a quality build.
Thanks!
Really nice work, and the finish is a nice boat
Wonderful. And I love the studio welding shop.
I sure am lucky to be working in such a fine shop!
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Beautiful work 👏
j'adore, c'est typiquement ce dont je rêve. bravo très belle réalisation !
The gunnel handles are inspired. Nice and wide and stable. Draft must be very short.
Please let us know when plans are available, I'd love to buy them when they are!
Great design, very solid boat.
HADIR OM PAKET KOMPLIT, mantap bisa buat kemana saja
Nice lines, and she rides well....... good job mate!!!
sick saw skills!!
Wow beautiful, functional. Great video too!
Thanks Meg :)
well done.. love to see another video of your masterpiece in any design of boat.🤙🏼
Nice work guys! I recently build 2 of Rick Welin's boats. (metal boat kits) I love your custom designs. Well done!
Nice! I'm building a Bruce Cope design next month - it'll be my first build from purchased plans.
@@EM-hu2bj what one are you building? I have been looking at a few on Specmar myself. I also like the cope designs too.
@@gregepp3082 The winter harbour 23
@@EM-hu2bj yup that's suppose to be a great boat. Hope you make a video of that one. It's on my list.
@@gregepp3082 I've built a Cope 11' mini jet. Things a ripper and geos together well. I design boats myself using solidworks. If you would like a look at a couple boats i designed check the link below. plans are free for now because the software im using is a student version and i'm not allowed to make profit until i buy the software which cost 5k plus.
th-cam.com/video/pabnmKE2JhU/w-d-xo.html
I'm fully jealous with your talent, skill keep it up, nice job 👍
Thank you, love it. For me, ideal would be higher rails--and I would love to see it on a dual axle trailer, why? Not weight bearing so much, yeah, I get this is more than enough. But with a dual, you can carry extra things in the boat without thinking about it--AND, when you have a high speed blow out, and it can happen, even with the tires maintained, you have an extra level of safety. Again, ideal world.
Thanks!
Higher rails are definitely an option.
Tandem axles are nice, but this rig will be going about 2km from the launch ramp to storage twice a year, on a rural road with a 60kmh speed limit, so no high speed blowouts for this one :))
Cheers!
@@EM-hu2bj I hear that, you if you can get 90 percent plus of your needs, you are great. I just always think about ideal designs, IF one starts hitting the open road, maybe to camp and fish, dual trailers can't be beat. Mine is on a single too, and I keep tires in top condition, and a spare; still in that ideal world I would take a dual any day. Fantastic boat, thanks for posting--and you can't beat that engine.
@@jimquanticI’ve been towing a single axle boat trailer for 18 years and not had a blowout. 2200 kms return trip from Australind to Shark Bay annually, we change bearings regularly, trailers been serviced and fixed as required
and I for forty years, and I too have not had a blow out. That said--and in line with boating in general a "back-up" for everything is a good idea. I carry a kicker engine--and needed it only ONCE in all these years, but still "best practice". SECOND is weight bearing, you simply have way more with a dual. @@boikebeagle
Super impressive build.
Gorgeous! So rad!
Thanks Sara, looking forward to seeing you up here again sometime soon!
Anyone building these
Yeah that boat came out nice.
Interesting to see this built, well done. I am curious, why is the floor so high? and that space under the floor not used for storage? Just seems like the center of gravity is a bit high on this. But perhaps there is a reason for this..or this boat has a specific function that I am not aware of.
looks soooo much more comfortable then fibreglass!!
It is!
..it looks beautiful and tough
Beautiful boat❤
Now you know why good aluminum boats are riveted.
Awesome job
Nice and strong, nice work. 10 thumbs up.
Beautiful boat
Thanks for the video! Well done!
Glad you liked it!
such a lovely piece of work.. very inspiring
Thank you :)
Thanks to you
very awesome project boat built 🤩👍👍👍
Very good construction of the boat here in Brazil, this boat would easily cost 25 thousand dollars. My family has a tradition of building large fishing boats measuring 10-15 meters out of wood, I'm interested in building this boat
A real work of art…
Hermoso la verdad muy novedoso. Haría uno pero con chapa galvanizada. Pero el modelo ese!
A lot of work and some kygo beats
Very nice build.
Nice speed boat ❤️❤️❤️
Wow fantastic bro
Extremely impressive 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks :)
That boat would not be cheap , a lot of work and solidly built .
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Not that much work. It was completed in under 6 minutes
@@djtutty76 Ha ha , amazing .
Beautiful boat ,
this is why I am in welding school I get to do this eventually
Great video
Outstanding 😀
your video is great
thanks for yor information
Glad you enjoyed it
I love this! Salute...
Not sure if i missed it. Would be good idea to fill underfloor with foam
Best. Good Job.❤
I want one of these in a tiller configuration without the center console!
Where can we get the plans for the boat. It look amazing.
Hi Bruce, I will have them available on my website once they are ready
@@EM-hu2bj are they ready yet? I am also interested
Very good, nice job
Thanks :)
very impressive. how did you decide how and which shape the keel should have? do you think this could work in the ocean too?
I work in welding all metals, oxygen, and also work in detailing home furniture, such as tables.
Nice sturdy boat. But for me, the center console needs to be moved forward 12-18" to obtain a better balance point.
We actually test launched it to double check the deck height, and had the console fabricated, but not yet installed, so we were able to move it around and find the perfect balance point for the console and operator.
Wow. That is very cool.
Extraordinary design and fabrication skills to make such a fantastic steel boat.
Could u kindly tell us the thickness of sheet and is it ss 304?
Best wishes from Bangladesh.
Beautiful!
Cool work 👏👏👏👍👍👍
Nice job 👍
Thanks 👍
dang this awesome
AH WHAT A FIND! So stoked I came across this. What does a boat like this cost? Inquiring from Victoria BC
Looks like a Lifetime boat I have one 14 ft skif 9000+
GREAT JOB
This is amazing
Wow very nice
looks good, but why not have full size stringers like full triangle of metal sheet spanning from one side to the other ? that would make it much stronger, would provide more support in the chop.
also why not fill bilge with floatation foam for safety
Nice boat.
I love to have a boat someday...nice build..
Thanks :)
Fab work tops. I did not catch the flotation foam install. Test drive cold enough for coats, but not 1 pfd? No other saftey gear on board? A 16' should have seating middle and back for rough sea. Either too cool or too something going on.
Thanks!
If you look closely you’ll see I’m wearing an inflatable PFD, and the owner and his son had theirs tucked under the bow. Radio, oars, lines etc were on board, and we stayed in the bay. Not too cool for safety here.
Boat was built to the owners specification, with two back corner seats, bow locker seat, and a seat in front of the console. Hull is double welded and pressure tested, but no foam by request.
Nice, very good 👍
How did you find 16’ long aluminum sheets? Awesome job btw , looks deadly !
Sar very good thanks ♥️♥️
Great job
Thanks Kenneth!
Nice Boat........
Adorable!
Bagus banget..pembuatan perahu 👍🤝🇮🇩
💚💚💚💚 bookmark/ notes: welder anchor , which way fish first , walker cross bar sliding down while welding like physical rehab , red fish Lips on that , try sir metal like just road a broke a mustang horse , crew welding box and it’s long wire with welding tip welding metal boat for specific fish ( da throwback on that boat like 🪡 needle #marlin 🪄) ( …..ect….tbc…..-g-b, bot
Good job
wow well done
Try putting the sides on at the front it's much easier
Video nice next video do with measurement to display
it's very nice
great skill.
what is the boat size
Salam sejah tera sahabat terus berkarya sukses dan barjaya amin🙏🙏🙏
Have you ever built a teardrop camper? That would be a fun build to see
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It's wonderful
Thank you :)
Goooooooooooooooooooodjob!!!!!!
are you in Australia, if so, where? love the video and boat
thank you
Thank you! I'm on the West coast of Canada :)
@@EM-hu2bj one of the places on my bucket list
Nice bro
I believe I looked through all the comments for the filler metal you used. Saw you went through a case but didn’t see which type. 4043 or 5356 maybe?
Filler is 5356 👍🏻
very good. can you share general plan for this boat if possible thanks.