The full size boats. They alternate between the keel and the shear. The Garboard strake and the shear strake. They finish torwards the middle. With the ,"shutter" Good video!
I particularly like the fine detailed pre-shipwrecked built-in features. My only suggestion for your fine handy work is to display it on an appropriate mount. Consider forgoing the traditional wood base with pillars and consider a nice rock instead. Place a placard at the base that reads, "When your draft is below the keel, you most surely have run aground".
As an old boatbuilder (and Model boatbuilder too) I would suggest that you build yourself a steam box. I used an old pressure cooker for many years to generate the steam for full sized boats as well as my models. Cheap to build and easy to use and it makes bending the planks MUCH, much easier. Also the time you take in fairing out your building bulkheads "before" you start planking the hull will pay off in time saved planking and fairing the hull. email me if you want to build one.
I following your idea and have started a boat for my grandson. Im finding that as I work toward the bow the planking gets tighter. In your video I see the same problem developing but the video does not quite get there. How did you overcome the problem? Also what type of epoxy wood filler did you use? Thanks for sharing.
nice, I'm planning to do something similar, a fishing boat that is made locally in the Caribbean called a pirogue, bowen being the specific manufacturer, and i wana actually put some engines on mine and make it RC. what type of wood did you use for the different parts like the stringers and the shell?
My humble advice: 1st, there are imperfections on the bulkheads, the curvature needs to be fixed, easier then filling with putty and sanding down...2nd: You can use some polyurethane glue plus nails but remove nails later for better surface...3rd: Try thinner bulkheads and shave the edges to meet the hull curvature...Check with a ruler or batten to fair the edges...Also you can make a steam tube to soften the wood make the work easier... Hope this helps...Greetings!
:) Thanks for the name...Also, i forgot to mention, try DelftShip software for developing new models...Just google it...Relevantly, you may consider going for hard chine boats, which are relatively easier to built...And but using bigger number of chines you can built quiet smooth hulls...BTW, size sometimes matters :)
@baseballgrader I don't know if you're still answering questions but i thought i'd give it a shot. I'm building a model boat and I built a shell thats going to be used just for a mould. I used cardboard, then papermache then drywall puddy. Now what would be the best fiberglass and resin to use for this?
Very nice, If I was to make this, I would use both glue and nails that way it will stay in tact even if you drop it. Then use some sort of bondo all around it, and sand it down, just to cover up all the nails, then just paint it with some stained wood color, and over it with clear coat.
Go to lowes .buy a wall paper steamer for removing paper. Get a 4 in pvc tube cap 1 end solid cap the other side so it can get a smaller cap to attch to your steamer. drill holes in your pvc pipe stick your pieces in it to steam for about 1 or 2 hrs take it out you can bend it in a circle
there right that is a plug. there is a much easier way to do it. go and buy a block of foam of a decent grade. sand it up to shape then cover in gelcoat then fair that in then u hav a finsihed plus.MUCH quiker and easier. then make your mould ans your done
To tell you the truth On this one we used paneling. Then we use thin set on the next video . We put our strips in water to make them softer in order to bend them. We are making a steamer to make it even easier. the boat measures 40 in long
Go to your local auto parts store and get what they have. Thats what I used
baseballgrader 3 months ago
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Plese can you send me the plan for this to leo.leo1997@hotmail.com
leoleo12c 7 months ago
nice boat bro
TheRoman300 7 months ago
The full size boats. They alternate between the keel and the shear. The Garboard strake and the shear strake. They finish torwards the middle. With the ,"shutter" Good video!
jrwel14 7 months ago
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i wuld rather use 2 or 3 sheets of bals 4 hull than add those strips for more watterproof.please could you send me plans to zigastrmsek1@gmail.com
zigastrmsek2 8 months ago
you shuld use thinner ply wood for ribs if you want it to sail.it's too hevy
zigastrmsek2 8 months ago
I particularly like the fine detailed pre-shipwrecked built-in features. My only suggestion for your fine handy work is to display it on an appropriate mount. Consider forgoing the traditional wood base with pillars and consider a nice rock instead. Place a placard at the base that reads, "When your draft is below the keel, you most surely have run aground".
flugfahrrader 8 months ago
Can i suggest you dont point the nail gun at you privates.
Belramous1 8 months ago
As an old boatbuilder (and Model boatbuilder too) I would suggest that you build yourself a steam box. I used an old pressure cooker for many years to generate the steam for full sized boats as well as my models. Cheap to build and easy to use and it makes bending the planks MUCH, much easier. Also the time you take in fairing out your building bulkheads "before" you start planking the hull will pay off in time saved planking and fairing the hull. email me if you want to build one.
TheWoodman1948 9 months ago
Keep your shop cleaner that will make things easier for you.
schneedaze 9 months ago
tried steaming the bits of wood? or just soaking in hot water
makes them far softer and less likely to split / snap
n1ck3o7 1 year ago
ok here is my tip, first finish building it, then if you don't like it get some gas, burn it and start over.
andytechnodude 1 year ago
Felicitaciones y gracias por compartir
colombianastereo 1 year ago
I following your idea and have started a boat for my grandson. Im finding that as I work toward the bow the planking gets tighter. In your video I see the same problem developing but the video does not quite get there. How did you overcome the problem? Also what type of epoxy wood filler did you use? Thanks for sharing.
manning643 1 year ago
@manning643 I used bondo Check out my other videos It will show the stuff I used
baseballgrader 1 year ago
Youve got a problem at mould D (4th from the front) there is a pronounced hollow developing.
dnomyarnostaw 1 year ago
I gave this boat to a guy in wrightsville beach He finished it with rc motors and lights
baseballgrader 1 year ago
nice, I'm planning to do something similar, a fishing boat that is made locally in the Caribbean called a pirogue, bowen being the specific manufacturer, and i wana actually put some engines on mine and make it RC. what type of wood did you use for the different parts like the stringers and the shell?
keegan198 1 year ago
glue dumb ass fuck
brittanyyXballer 1 year ago
if you make your strips wet they will bend more easily
cathalkl 1 year ago
The boat looks a lot better than the English grammar used in these posts !
MRPEQUOD 1 year ago
are you stupid or something. the words are not put there to make sense there there for search engines Daaaaa
baseballgrader 1 year ago
My humble advice: 1st, there are imperfections on the bulkheads, the curvature needs to be fixed, easier then filling with putty and sanding down...2nd: You can use some polyurethane glue plus nails but remove nails later for better surface...3rd: Try thinner bulkheads and shave the edges to meet the hull curvature...Check with a ruler or batten to fair the edges...Also you can make a steam tube to soften the wood make the work easier... Hope this helps...Greetings!
sizenevermatters 2 years ago
I love your name LOL O yes it does. But anyway Thanks for the info on boat building. very good edeas thanks
baseballgrader 2 years ago
:) Thanks for the name...Also, i forgot to mention, try DelftShip software for developing new models...Just google it...Relevantly, you may consider going for hard chine boats, which are relatively easier to built...And but using bigger number of chines you can built quiet smooth hulls...BTW, size sometimes matters :)
sizenevermatters 2 years ago
@baseballgrader I don't know if you're still answering questions but i thought i'd give it a shot. I'm building a model boat and I built a shell thats going to be used just for a mould. I used cardboard, then papermache then drywall puddy. Now what would be the best fiberglass and resin to use for this?
dougieisbamf 3 months ago
@dougieisbamf go to your local parts ;store and buy what they have fiber cloth and resins
baseballgrader 3 months ago
Hey do you have the plans for this boat or did you jest create this in your head ?
kevinpugwash 2 years ago
Very nice, If I was to make this, I would use both glue and nails that way it will stay in tact even if you drop it. Then use some sort of bondo all around it, and sand it down, just to cover up all the nails, then just paint it with some stained wood color, and over it with clear coat.
TheWTFers 2 years ago
to do a better job and more fun glue it in sted of nailing it..
weedman9611 2 years ago 2
awesome video!
epropertytour 2 years ago
wow sweet boat. what and where would you find that wood you used for the hull because that would make by model so much nicer
letsmusic 2 years ago
good vid!
69blackups69 2 years ago
cheater use glue instead of staples
repsak3 2 years ago
What kind of glue did you use on the boat you built?
baseballgrader 2 years ago
i you use a stem box and stem the wood it will bend in crazy ways and make those tough bend alot easyer
tommy73camaro 3 years ago
hey man can i get the plans to this hull
getnondown23 3 years ago
I never made any we built 2 of them either 1 had plans just scratch work really. I love the way it is coming out. Check out my other boat videos
baseballgrader 3 years ago
the boat is really great!! but next time use a tripod to film it. thats al ;)
IQenergy 3 years ago
OK I think i will
baseballgrader 3 years ago
I toof a 1x4 ripped it in to 3/16 in thick then ripped them down to 1/2 in so i had 3/16 by 1/2 in stuck it in a steamer i made. Worked great
baseballgrader 3 years ago
what you should do it fiberglass it and that would make it realy good, also i jave a question what wood did u use
OlympicSailing2012 3 years ago
Thank you replying to me, i will definately try that
drats34 3 years ago
How exactly did you get the wood to mold so well, i am trying to build a boat, and i am having a problem with that
drats34 3 years ago
Go to lowes .buy a wall paper steamer for removing paper. Get a 4 in pvc tube cap 1 end solid cap the other side so it can get a smaller cap to attch to your steamer. drill holes in your pvc pipe stick your pieces in it to steam for about 1 or 2 hrs take it out you can bend it in a circle
baseballgrader 3 years ago
there right that is a plug. there is a much easier way to do it. go and buy a block of foam of a decent grade. sand it up to shape then cover in gelcoat then fair that in then u hav a finsihed plus.MUCH quiker and easier. then make your mould ans your done
tacksnthanks 3 years ago
your actually making a PLUG to make a MOULD
bazzagoldy 3 years ago
thanks
baseballgrader 3 years ago
your actually making a plug to make a mould :P
bazzagoldy 3 years ago
im thinking about 1200.00 finished
baseballgrader 4 years ago
To tell you the truth On this one we used paneling. Then we use thin set on the next video . We put our strips in water to make them softer in order to bend them. We are making a steamer to make it even easier. the boat measures 40 in long
baseballgrader 4 years ago
Andrew,
cool video!
Holly Powell
soaringaway2 4 years ago
thanks sis
baseballgrader 4 years ago