Congratulations! very very nice work. I like very much the way you substituted the seam channels. I made one myself to 1:1 scale. I had the same troubles as you (the plans available published online from the patent are not exact) but I managed to make the corrections. I gave up on 5 mm polypropilene as I was unable to bend it correctly, and I tried 3 mm thick poly. I regret that, it is not stiff enough and I am going to give it a new try on 5 mm. Please, could you give me some ideas on making the creasings for folding it. (i tried with a creasing tool but it cuts the poly and it is not strong enough, heating with a heat gun sometimes breaks the poly. I managed it with a hammer and a round shaped impactor, but is very laborious and the results are not cool...). Thank you!!!
thank you very interesting, I gonna make it, I just have a little difficult to understand how you strengthen the structure can you give me the dimension off your polypropylene piece
nice...It's like $10 worth of material, I don't know why on shark tank they say each kayak cost them $500+ which is BS in my opinion. I mean they're working with coroplast manufacture to get 16ft long and 12ft long whereas 10ft is the longest I've found online.
I think that OruKayak is made using Solexx PRO Panels. I have priced building it with Solexx a couple of times. A 6 foot wide sheet that is 12 feet long costs around $180 plus a $50 cutting fee and shipping. That is significantly more expensive than $10. adapt8.us/solexx-greenhouse-covering/?section=panel-accessories
@@kevind2683 No the patent shows its made with coroplast aka correx which in selco is around £10 a sheet the oru is 12ft by 5ft so i think they had to source bigger sheets but its creased and cut with machines designed to work with paper the material cost for just the base boat is tiny probably under £10 as they are buying wholesale . the mark up on the oru is a joke and its excessive
@@kevind2683 Definitely not the same stuff (HDPE vs Polypropylene), but I'd be surprised if Solexx couldn't be used if you were so inclined. Mechanical properties are fairly comparable, and HDPE can be very, very tough. Also, it should be easier to fuse than polypropylene, which isn't THAT hard to fuse, but not as easy as some plastics.
material costs are not all costs. plastic parts are also used and someone nauts them together in a hall, which costs electricity and insurance for the lease. Everything is not as easy as at first glance, but I can't say whether it's 99 USD or 500 USD.
Hello, which type and dimensions did you choose at ppplatten and how much did you pay? Thanks for sharing your projects, you are very inspiring and awesome!
Hey das ist es was ich seit Jahren suche. Kannst du mir mitteilen wo ich genau das Model bekommt. Es gibt solche weissen Faltboote aber nicht das was du hier padelst. Auf RUclips schreibst du von Plänen erstellen. Was ist damit gemeint. Ich würde mich auf dein Feedback freuen.
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Congratulations! very very nice work. I like very much the way you substituted the seam channels. I made one myself to 1:1 scale. I had the same troubles as you (the plans available published online from the patent are not exact) but I managed to make the corrections.
I gave up on 5 mm polypropilene as I was unable to bend it correctly, and I tried 3 mm thick poly. I regret that, it is not stiff enough and I am going to give it a new try on 5 mm.
Please, could you give me some ideas on making the creasings for folding it. (i tried with a creasing tool but it cuts the poly and it is not strong enough, heating with a heat gun sometimes breaks the poly. I managed it with a hammer and a round shaped impactor, but is very laborious and the results are not cool...).
Thank you!!!
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on my facebook page you'll find the answer.
facebook.com/blacksheepkayak
thank you very interesting, I gonna make it, I just have a little difficult to understand how you strengthen the structure
can you give me the dimension off your polypropylene piece
véronique Chan facebook.com/blacksheepkayak
Good job! What thickness of coroplast you use?
5mm
nice...It's like $10 worth of material, I don't know why on shark tank they say each kayak cost them $500+ which is BS in my opinion. I mean they're working with coroplast manufacture to get 16ft long and 12ft long whereas 10ft is the longest I've found online.
I think that OruKayak is made using Solexx PRO Panels. I have priced building it with Solexx a couple of times. A 6 foot wide sheet that is 12 feet long costs around $180 plus a $50 cutting fee and shipping. That is significantly more expensive than $10. adapt8.us/solexx-greenhouse-covering/?section=panel-accessories
@@kevind2683 No the patent shows its made with coroplast aka correx which in selco is around £10 a sheet the oru is 12ft by 5ft so i think they had to source bigger sheets but its creased and cut with machines designed to work with paper the material cost for just the base boat is tiny probably under £10 as they are buying wholesale . the mark up on the oru is a joke and its excessive
@@kevind2683 Definitely not the same stuff (HDPE vs Polypropylene), but I'd be surprised if Solexx couldn't be used if you were so inclined. Mechanical properties are fairly comparable, and HDPE can be very, very tough. Also, it should be easier to fuse than polypropylene, which isn't THAT hard to fuse, but not as easy as some plastics.
material costs are not all costs. plastic parts are also used and someone nauts them together in a hall, which costs electricity and insurance for the lease. Everything is not as easy as at first glance, but I can't say whether it's 99 USD or 500 USD.
buen trabajo.pero la pala la usas al reves
Hi, what is the total length of the plans when before it is folded ?
3,25m
This is so cool man! But where did you get such big sheets of PP? Could only find much smaller ones online.
Yes, that's right. But you can tie two plates together. Waterproof of course.
@@diyforge Which technique did you use on this? Stitches? Thanks mate.
@@d7fjhakasd8 facebook.com/blacksheepkayak it will be hard to describe, you can visit my page for more details.
Hello, which type and dimensions did you choose at ppplatten and how much did you pay?
Thanks for sharing your projects, you are very inspiring and awesome!
the plates are 5 mm thick. Length 320cm width 150cm costs 40EUR per plate
@@diyforge thank you very much, have a great day.
I am pretty sure you can still buy handbook with all details you need on woodprix.
hi! how much thick is the sheet?
5mm
Hey das ist es was ich seit Jahren suche.
Kannst du mir mitteilen wo ich genau das Model bekommt.
Es gibt solche weissen Faltboote aber nicht das was du hier padelst.
Auf RUclips schreibst du von Plänen erstellen.
Was ist damit gemeint.
Ich würde mich auf dein Feedback freuen.
Hallo, hier findest Du weitere Infos zu dem Projekt s. Videobeschreibung
@@diyforge finde hier die Antwort leider nicht.
@@clodie06 patents.google.com/patent/DE202015101585U1/en
would you send me the plan of FOLDABLE KAYAK,please?thx
Viendo los materiales y los costes me parece muy caro
Los costes de material no son muy altas. 100 EURO
Sin las herramientas adecuadas, es muy difícil.
un kayak cuesta mas de 400 - 600 euros como minimo.
U did not make that I saw on a news report about it
was you genoa?
your holding paddle upside down.
I want to see where I get in
I want to see where I get off
mi too
PORNO kayak ////