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You should use peelply on your epoxied surfaces so you dont have to sand it and you don't remove that epoxy by sanding it partly away.

I’m are you know this by now, but you didn’t have to start over if you encapsulated the whole boat in epoxy and fiberglass.

Nice job, nice video …thank you !

I have a small kiln which MAY be large enough for something like this. I am planning on making a microcontroller setup for it, but, wondering if there is any specific program suggested for getting the metal just right for this purpose

Love the various other tidbits of resourcefully crafty engineering! You earned my sub!

MM. are you Canadian?

“Submarine” is an adjective, usually describing a vessel; in your case, describing paint, for use under the sea. In the sense in which your pun used it, it’s a nominalised adjective; the noun has been dropped.

Super resourceful- Thank you so much this is awesome and super easy to follow great tutorial!

Measure a board? DIdn't see this although I scanned through vid pretty fast.

I bought this same Laser tape a few years ago and it’s solid for its purpose. A Green light laser (better for outdoor visual use) would be better. Plus a wider metal tape with stronger batter tip, and auto distance change between from and back would be a good upgrade.

She’s right. You need the paddles.

Thanks for posting this. I bought 10 acres away from any populated areas. With the intent of flying model airplanes. Under the current regulations that would be difficult. This would work.

I used to build a lot of Steve Schumate models and he recommended against hot glue due to the weight and recommended foam safe CA. Have you tried that?

this is so cool. im gonna try this out one day and beauiful family. Well done.

It's radio control, remote if it's controlled by tethered wire

Thank you for bringing us on your journey ❤❤

Wow I like it, but I can't download the plans, can you help me.

Simply Fantastic 😎

Great job!

4:52 When using standard plywood it would be possible to just cover the entire bottom and inside in glasfiber and epoxy or not!? That would make it waterproof no matter what?!

Its, its.....beautiful !!😭😭

This DIY tutorial was the easiest and safest one! Great job.❤

spoilt. im quite indeed sure your grandfather dearly loved that "Quite awesome" table saw. in fact.. its probably what put wood in your pocket.

Hi where i can find the pattern please ? very good

hi

Great video! I'm gonna try this with my gf. Do you have a link to the template you made? That would be a great help!

Launching a plane upside down is a difficult task that should only be performed by someone well practiced in flying inverted. You really set yourself up for failure on that one. Awesome build by the way. It seems to be a very nice compromise between both low speed and higher speed performance. Good job.

TEA!!! Good job. You deserve a cup of tea.

Nice tutorial, thanks. For those who don't have the tools or the knowledge to do this, you can buy a SUP convertible for windsup, meaning it already has a center fin plug. I did it, it works, the rest is about spending time in the water to master it, it took me many sessions just to be able to go back from where I started.

Just one question: Which CD is best to use as big size washer? 🤔🤣

At exacted zero seconds this video is boring, too easy or too complicated. You are a very good teacher! I love this approach of using cheap stuff, improvise and be creative! 👏🏻❤️

How do I get dimensions. Measurements to build one

Hearing your voices made me miss you guys today...love the videos!

I looked in the phone directory for hiring an "expert on not killing yourself with a propane tank" and I couldn't find any. So..... I'm thinking of becoming one! I'll surely hold a monopoly in my area....perhaps the world! Man, I'm gonna be rich! Awesome video BTW. I too can not stop making things! Make on my Brother, make on!!

Very very cool! A semi-rigid hard chine edge, like on a performance Inflatable power boat, or a Starboard inflatable windsurfer/windsup! A question, if I may: the daggerboard is in front of the planing surface you have created. Although it undoubtedly works, as evidenced by you being able to go upwind with it, a daggerboard or a pivoting centerboard is usually a feature of a "trainer"/beginner windsurfer boards. I mean, all performance windsurfer boards tend to only have a big (like, really long and sleek) fin at the back, so as to do away with any forward-placed obstacles that might get in the way of getting tge board on the plane. And when planing, only the very short back section of the board would be in the water, so the daggerboard in the front would then become a source of drag, throwing you off the plane. Also, for upwind performance, a long, short chord fin/daggerboard will always outperform a short, wide chord one allowing for higher upwind angles. So, in your opinion, would it be feasible to print a finbox that would take a TuttleBox performance windsurfer fin? Or print a prototype finbox, take a mould off'f it, and cast a usable one out of 2-part polyurethane? And mount it in the back, in place of the original sup fin (that is nowhere near the needed surface area)to allow for better upwind performance and easier planing? That would also make it possible to use a plethora of readily avaliable performance windsurfer fins.

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enjoyed watching, awesome video

Awesome 😊

Enjoyed watching you have fun!

This makes me miss living closer to water

Looks like so much fun!

Neat creation! I would be interested to see a performance comparison of the board with and without the rear step on it, measuring the drag. This may be quite a neat addition for normal paddle-driven SUPs too.

I am 100% going to have to give this a try! Thanks for the inspiration!

Dude this is freaking awsome! I love how the color turned out.

Great work! Did you cover all the boat with fiberglass? Or just the boat connection parts?

Amazing

Could you tell me what thickness of plywood you used and about how heavy the canoe is? Thank you for the video!

How long is this sailboat??

I'm not Norm Abrams, but i'm pretty sure plywood covered with fiberglass/epoxy is waterproof.....