Be cool if they kept one of the old lorries and attempted an in-house hydrogen engine conversion - would've tied in nicely with the sustainability bits Daniel's been speaking about recently!
Mr Pomfret.. You took the words right out of my mouth... Pointless but brilliant, like everything Asheville do on here its done with attention to detail and .professionalism....
Archimedes principle - the buoyancy force is equal to the weight of the fluid displaced. Unless you are changing the physical shape of the boat in a way that makes it displace more water, it won't change the buoyancy. Expanding foam inside the fins doesn't help! Expanding foam outside - which you might have seen - helps because it displaces loads of water while adding almost no weight. Looks absolutely wicked though 👌
You are completely right. They use foam to fill spaces and give them more structural integrity without adding much weight. But they use it in combination with fiberglass hulls. Filling a metal container that does not need the extra strength is just adding weight and not changing buoyancy at all.
It’s amazing how much happiness Asheville brings into peoples life. It must be so much hard work plus running your company but u genuinely give people over half an hour where we don’t think and worry about things in life keep up the good work 👍🏆🥇🏅
Is there a better feeling then opening RUclips midweek and seeing another Ashville video top of the feed😁 breaks up having to wait until Sunday! Much appreciated keep it up!! 👌🏾🙏🏾
Congratulations. This would have been more fun with your RUclips sidekick, Michael O Donovan in the boat 🤣.. Imagine a boat race, between Ashville and O Donovan skips.. it would be better than Oxford vs Cambridge🤣🤣🤣. This is what makes your content so powerful, it's natural and not overly complicated, unlike your mates which has become boring and repetitive.. Well done, Danny boy
Haha seriously that would be a brilliant thing to do for charity! Loser has to have one of their trucks carry the winners logo for a month and has a freedom pass for all the manors!
Love it looks really good, easy getting into the water with the lorry :) Put some balast in the middle fin to lower your centre of mass, then two empty watertight boxes or cyliners running down either side (or outriggers) with them half in / half out the waterline. when you tip one way you'll become more bouyant on that side and the weight will pull you upright, 1m3 of displaced water is a tonne. Maybe a bilge pump for a longer journey :) Boats are shaped so as they get deeper they displace exponentially more water. All the weight is at the bottom in lead weights.
Definitely agree on the ballast and a bilge pump. Top build all together! Edit: All electrics and pumps etc can easy go under the benches, will still look like a skip @39:46 yesss
While working in Cairo on an Aid Project the rugby held an oil drum raft race on the River Nile, the construction company Lilly made a raft that rode deep in the water, many laughed at it thinking it would be hard to paddle, but a civil engineer with marine knowledge had designed the drums with open tops. The crew sat inside making the raft settle low in the water, they were also told the stay close inshore this caught the best of the strong Nile current and the craft wizzed along with the crew doing more steering than actual paddling. So what the skip needs is higher sides and more crew.
He’s back with his craziness I missed this from the early Ashville weekly When he had a taxi Cars And wanted a 747 Is he still trying to red phone box or a bus stop sign ?
The bottom of the boat needs stabilizer, the triangle shape column part you put underneath the flat bottom is downwards, it should actually be upwards which make the ship stable, think about the shape of a torpedo. Also you need to find the weight center of the boat, when it is lifted, it will help you determine how much weight you need in the front side to balance off the weight of your body.
Brilliant video Ashville. To think watching a skip be turned into a boat would make you smile throughout mid week. Need to get out fishing with terry for sure 🎣
Add buoyancy aft, by increasing your “wetted area” behind the motor. Think of it as any part of the skip that’s vertical when it touches the water adds no buoyancy, and any horizontal adds maximum buoyancy.
OMG this is TOTALLY pure gold 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 My sides are killing me from all the laughs I TOTALLY hope part 2 comes around in the near future Can't wait for it. ABSOLUTELY amazing build
Absolutely BRILLIANT! I loved this, so much fun. I’ve no idea how to stabilise it except for outriggers that you can drop down and lock into place. Keep it up Daniel and I’m already looking forward to seeing more! 😃😍
Shoutout to all the ASHVILLE Staff, I mean you guys are just amazing and hats off to you Daniel ,you're ideas seem crazy at the start but they always work!!!!
Daniel, in the 1980s and early 90s we had powerboat Grnd Prix and I remember a motorised skip being driven around the docks, it was a riot and quite unstable. We could actually have fun BACK then and we did, usually the people who rode in the skip were a bit merry on the "tot" of rum they were given for courage on boarding the craft.
Top gear Ashville - You could add some old tyres around to prevent hitting other boats and docking issues …..also do add a fishing rod holder for Terry 🫡
Build 3 more, and attach them with scaffolding bars (two skips on each side) to make a catamaran style boat, big nett over the middle for people to chill on. Yes you will have to launch each skip seperately and then attach them together on the water, but you wanted a challenge lol
Haha great work! Thats awesome. If you ever don't need want that motor, I know my water rescue team is in need of one, as probably are a few more locally to you!
Looks great, similar to how you cut out for the engine, you do a hole similar with high sides(It can double as a picnic table ) in the middle of the skip then you can lower a hinged Keel down for stability.
We used something like this in WW2 D day . But the whole front opened up so the Soldiers could run straight out and take cover when landing on the beach . So this idea could work
Looks pretty cool. Think you need to raise the front as waves will crash over it in the channel. For stability maybe get some oil drums filled with foam and fix them to each side which will help buoyancy too. A little tarp roof would be cool too.
Amazing Daniel! really enjoyed that hope there is a part 2 with you and Penfold taking her fishing. Also they have similar looking boats in Australia called 'Tinnie' might be able to get some inspiration from their design for your alterations.
Scrapheap challenege but with more time and a budget. The Sh/Skip. Brilliant. Would love to have heard O'Donovan's reaction.. you definitely went onto someone else's manor with the skip truck! Also, so pleased to hear a little of your fitter's Irish accent. I know he was camera shy but when he became nameless I feared the worst...
You need a "ballast keel" for stability. Hack the foam out of your middle rib on the underside and fill it with the heaviest material you can find. Real boats use lead.
Brilliant!!!!.... the idea.. The execution... The footage.... The cut aways.... The editing..... Oh yeah,..... And the hoodie...... It's all on point!!
It's about time we had a UK channel building great projects like this, it would certainly help the subscriber levels. Dan, if I might make one or two suggestions being a 'Scrap Designer' myself. 1. It might be an idea to paint both the insides and outsides in bitumen or something similar to assure total waterproofing. 2. Weld on some side rails at around water level and bolt on some pontoons. This should give level buoyancy for the 'Skoat'. 3. As well as the side pontoons, you could build a lowering keel in the middle of the 'Skoat', this would stop it from rocking side to side. You would of course need to raise the housing for it above water level, to stop it sinking, lol!! Just a couple of ideas, hope it helps......
Bro this has to be my new favourite Asheville episode, this idea was dope and the fact it actually worked was insane. I’d genuinely be sad if there aren’t more of these to come!
I reckon a Stealth Campervan in Ashville Livery is your next project. Not only does it latch onto the Van Life theme, it provides advertising, it provides a Holiday option for you and your staff, it could facilitate overnight On Site Security for some of your future Big Jobs and it would be great for Daniel for some of his longer trips.
Nothing short of inspiring. It's super-inspiring Daniel. Well done! Indeed all things are possible when we unleash our imagination into reality. This could be the beginning of something you never saw coming. Took the words out of my mouth Robert - Skip on rail track. That should be fun to watch. I second that!
I would pay money to be sat in the meeting with Noel when you came up with this idea, I think he may of asked if you had been smoking something. Good to see ya chilling for a while anyway Daniel
Ahhhh this has honestly made my day am off to Ibiza on Saturday am looking forward to watching Ashville sat in the morning sun on the beach 🏖 17/25degrees some of that tropical heat that Dan loves so much
Daniel is like a big kid. I absolutely love it I really do. Not laughed so much in ages it’s good to see you with a smile on your face and so passionate about skip boat. Your going to make a cool daddy one day 👍🏻. What’s next a roll on roll off train 😂
Wowzers......THAT WAS AWESOME brilliant video....can't wait to see how the final version of the Ashville speedboat works out..... 3 cheers to you n your team for making/editing it.... Goodluck with the final build...⚓⚓
Love it, it's like a ashville scrapheap challenge. Idea for flotation, if you remember when topgear made car boats, Clarkson had a similar problem with tipping, You wanna use a simular design, If you were to have two drums or something at the back, it would keep you stable and keep the nose down, Fun video to watch, happy sailing
One of the best vids EVER lol! I LOVED IT and you HAVE to finish it and make that cruise with Tezza! Great Stuff Daniel - I was smiling all the way through!
This is totally AWESOME 🤩😍 well done Daniel & Team Ashville. You came nearby me too! Stop for a coffee next time gentlemen. This was just superb, the thought & production processes, the music, the suspense, the water test…. Loved it all. Next water test please take O’Donovan with you. That would be funny to watch
I had to check to see if I been drinking . Here’s the thing I DON’T drink lol lol . Daniel my brother you have to warn us before lol lol lol . A skippers skiff !!
This could actually be a series! "Ashville Builds"
Be cool if they kept one of the old lorries and attempted an in-house hydrogen engine conversion - would've tied in nicely with the sustainability bits Daniel's been speaking about recently!
100%
@@conormurphy871 Very true
@@TheUnknown313 hows the budget?
I’m so ready for that
This is the most pointless yet most amazing build ever, hats off! I'm impressed
Mr Pomfret.. You took the words right out of my mouth... Pointless but brilliant, like everything Asheville do on here its done with attention to detail and .professionalism....
🙈
"Hold my beer" - Academeg.))
Archimedes principle - the buoyancy force is equal to the weight of the fluid displaced. Unless you are changing the physical shape of the boat in a way that makes it displace more water, it won't change the buoyancy. Expanding foam inside the fins doesn't help! Expanding foam outside - which you might have seen - helps because it displaces loads of water while adding almost no weight. Looks absolutely wicked though 👌
I wondering if the foam had to be in physical contact with the water to work as buoyancy.
that hull will displace a fair bit I reckon
You are completely right. They use foam to fill spaces and give them more structural integrity without adding much weight. But they use it in combination with fiberglass hulls. Filling a metal container that does not need the extra strength is just adding weight and not changing buoyancy at all.
Lol I love it. I see why there were no sneak peaks given for this video.
U could see it in the weekly
Lol doh
@@scot4771 How did i miss it?
It’s amazing how much happiness Asheville brings into peoples life. It must be so much hard work plus running your company but u genuinely give people over half an hour where we don’t think and worry about things in life keep up the good work 👍🏆🥇🏅
Is there a better feeling then opening RUclips midweek and seeing another Ashville video top of the feed😁 breaks up having to wait until Sunday! Much appreciated keep it up!! 👌🏾🙏🏾
Congratulations. This would have been more fun with your RUclips sidekick, Michael O Donovan in the boat 🤣.. Imagine a boat race, between Ashville and O Donovan skips.. it would be better than Oxford vs Cambridge🤣🤣🤣. This is what makes your content so powerful, it's natural and not overly complicated, unlike your mates which has become boring and repetitive.. Well done, Danny boy
😂😂
Haha seriously that would be a brilliant thing to do for charity! Loser has to have one of their trucks carry the winners logo for a month and has a freedom pass for all the manors!
Now THAT'S a good Part Two idea!
Next challenge should be skip on rail tracks 🙌🏽
Yesssss haha 😂
Oh yes!
Yes, or a car made out of a skip
🤣
Network Southeast have you covered, they've been using 'em for years.
Could you now be called a SKIPPER of that vessel haha, I’ll get my coat.
Love it looks really good, easy getting into the water with the lorry :) Put some balast in the middle fin to lower your centre of mass, then two empty watertight boxes or cyliners running down either side (or outriggers) with them half in / half out the waterline. when you tip one way you'll become more bouyant on that side and the weight will pull you upright, 1m3 of displaced water is a tonne. Maybe a bilge pump for a longer journey :) Boats are shaped so as they get deeper they displace exponentially more water. All the weight is at the bottom in lead weights.
Definitely agree on the ballast and a bilge pump. Top build all together!
Edit: All electrics and pumps etc can easy go under the benches, will still look like a skip @39:46 yesss
While working in Cairo on an Aid Project the rugby held an oil drum raft race on the River Nile, the construction company Lilly made a raft that rode deep in the water, many laughed at it thinking it would be hard to paddle, but a civil engineer with marine knowledge had designed the drums with open tops. The crew sat inside making the raft settle low in the water, they were also told the stay close inshore this caught the best of the strong Nile current and the craft wizzed along with the crew doing more steering than actual paddling.
So what the skip needs is higher sides and more crew.
That was amazing! You need to take Terry out fishing on it next
He’s back with his craziness
I missed this from the early Ashville weekly
When he had a taxi
Cars
And wanted a 747
Is he still trying to red phone box or a bus stop sign ?
That craziness is what we all missed!🤣🤣
Upgrades. 1. V hull for stability or 2. Skip o ran, yes two skip hulls. 3. Power , 2 jet ski motors, one in each skip. Love the ideal
This is the definition of someone doing something just because they can. Love it!
Most probably one of the best videos Asheville have create ever! 😂
The bottom of the boat needs stabilizer, the triangle shape column part you put underneath the flat bottom is downwards, it should actually be upwards which make the ship stable, think about the shape of a torpedo. Also you need to find the weight center of the boat, when it is lifted, it will help you determine how much weight you need in the front side to balance off the weight of your body.
Brilliant video Ashville. To think watching a skip be turned into a boat would make you smile throughout mid week. Need to get out fishing with terry for sure 🎣
Love to see Ashville Vs O'Donovan Vs Yannimize in a classic scrapheap challenge sort of thing.
The video we didn't know we needed, but it is amazing.
Yep, I loved it! Daniel is THE MAN to bring back a Scrapheap Challenge concept 🙌🙌🙌
I absolutely love the boat, you could improve it by removing the middle fin since it creates drag and only makes the motor run less efficient
Add buoyancy aft, by increasing your “wetted area” behind the motor. Think of it as any part of the skip that’s vertical when it touches the water adds no buoyancy, and any horizontal adds maximum buoyancy.
I agree, and outriggers would be a good improvement as well.
OMG this is TOTALLY pure gold 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
My sides are killing me from all the laughs
I TOTALLY hope part 2 comes around in the near future
Can't wait for it.
ABSOLUTELY amazing build
Absolutely BRILLIANT! I loved this, so much fun. I’ve no idea how to stabilise it except for outriggers that you can drop down and lock into place. Keep it up Daniel and I’m already looking forward to seeing more! 😃😍
The most creative RUclipsr. Asheville this was a great video.
Wuheyyy, “Daniel’s Ark”👏🏾🎉🤩 These bonus project builds are superb, love the video Ashville!!!!
I'm impressed with the The Floating Skip AKA The BOAT!
😂😂😂 this is the weirdest coolest “I’m going to do it course I can” project
Shoutout to all the ASHVILLE Staff, I mean you guys are just amazing and hats off to you Daniel ,you're ideas seem crazy at the start but they always work!!!!
Brilliantly done. What about a skip camper for overnight stays
Taking "Aye Aye Skipper" quite literal there, Daniel.
Daniel, in the 1980s and early 90s we had powerboat Grnd Prix and I remember a motorised skip being driven around the docks, it was a riot and quite unstable. We could actually have fun BACK then and we did, usually the people who rode in the skip were a bit merry on the "tot" of rum they were given for courage on boarding the craft.
Top gear Ashville - You could add some old tyres around to prevent hitting other boats and docking issues …..also do add a fishing rod holder for Terry 🫡
Build 3 more, and attach them with scaffolding bars (two skips on each side) to make a catamaran style boat, big nett over the middle for people to chill on. Yes you will have to launch each skip seperately and then attach them together on the water, but you wanted a challenge lol
Haha great work! Thats awesome. If you ever don't need want that motor, I know my water rescue team is in need of one, as probably are a few more locally to you!
Why would he give the engine away? He only just brought it for a lot of money
@@Josh19998 hes doing it for views not for a leisurely holidays to France so might get rid now
Looks great, similar to how you cut out for the engine, you do a hole similar with high sides(It can double as a picnic table ) in the middle of the skip then you can lower a hinged Keel down for stability.
We used something like this in WW2 D day . But the whole front opened up so the Soldiers could run straight out and take cover when landing on the beach . So this idea could work
Please more videos like this! Nice to see you happy Daniel and indulging in a passion 👍👏
I love it when a plan comes together!
More fantastic content from one of my favorite channels.
This is genuinely brilliant I hope this was Daniel's idea, keep the crazy builds coming
Best video ever from Ashville Productions without a doubt!
Looks pretty cool. Think you need to raise the front as waves will crash over it in the channel. For stability maybe get some oil drums filled with foam and fix them to each side which will help buoyancy too. A little tarp roof would be cool too.
Tasty bit of metal work Noel. Well done.
29:30 don’t think the foam will give more buoyancy, less if anything as the fins were already sealed and filled with air.
nobody at Ashville listened in Physics class
@@Phantom0309 if it would start to leaking its not dumb?
@@kempnda correct
Should have left them empty and installed bungs to drain any water that manages to get in.
The most likable guy in construction. :)
Amazing Daniel! really enjoyed that hope there is a part 2 with you and Penfold taking her fishing. Also they have similar looking boats in Australia called 'Tinnie' might be able to get some inspiration from their design for your alterations.
Tinnys are made of aluminium. Hence the name.
@@HJZ75driver if that was true, they'd be made of tin.
@@CL-vz6ch Think you’ll find it is true. Tinnies are made of aluminium. Because tinny is also a term for a can of alcohol
Scrapheap challenege but with more time and a budget. The Sh/Skip. Brilliant. Would love to have heard O'Donovan's reaction.. you definitely went onto someone else's manor with the skip truck!
Also, so pleased to hear a little of your fitter's Irish accent. I know he was camera shy but when he became nameless I feared the worst...
Absolutely the best video I've seen for long time fair play and keep going 👏 👍
It is so so good
Brilliant!!! My 8 year old watches all of your videos with me. Crazy family viewing!! 🤣🤣🤣 keep it. Captain of Industry, and now Captain of a boat!
Feel like i just watched an episode of Top Gear
Yow Yow this so so sick! Ashville pushing the boundaries. Big up Daniel you know we island people are super creative can mek sumn outta nuhn.
You need a "ballast keel" for stability. Hack the foam out of your middle rib on the underside and fill it with the heaviest material you can find. Real boats use lead.
Wow what a video fully enjoyed watching hats of Daniel and ashville crew
Where did you get the idea from?
It's a great idea 💡
Can’t wait to hear to call from Michael O’Donovan on this one ! ⚓️⚓️🤣🤣🤣
Brilliant!!!!.... the idea.. The execution... The footage.... The cut aways.... The editing.....
Oh yeah,..... And the hoodie......
It's all on point!!
Need more mid week videos! Was a good watch 👌🏻
this is perhaps only second to the flooded basement video...very entertaining, with some creative engineering...kudos Ashville team !!
It's about time we had a UK channel building great projects like this, it would certainly help the subscriber levels. Dan, if I might make one or two suggestions being a 'Scrap Designer' myself.
1. It might be an idea to paint both the insides and outsides in bitumen or something similar to assure total waterproofing.
2. Weld on some side rails at around water level and bolt on some pontoons. This should give level buoyancy for the 'Skoat'.
3. As well as the side pontoons, you could build a lowering keel in the middle of the 'Skoat', this would stop it from rocking side to side. You would of course need to raise the housing for it above water level, to stop it sinking, lol!!
Just a couple of ideas, hope it helps......
What blew my mind was that any skip truck could transport your own skip boat about .... I want one!
Absolutely amazing Daniel. Love the video.
Drop it off at Yianni’s tomorrow and ask for a satin black wrap.
You have lost your mind!!! But I love it!!!
Watching now
This channel simplifies engineering and loads of other things after every episode I feel a little more intelligent 😂😂😂😂👍🏾for the boat
New definition of skip'per 😆 keep up the great work man
Bro this has to be my new favourite Asheville episode, this idea was dope and the fact it actually worked was insane. I’d genuinely be sad if there aren’t more of these to come!
I reckon a Stealth Campervan in Ashville Livery is your next project. Not only does it latch onto the Van Life theme, it provides advertising, it provides a Holiday option for you and your staff, it could facilitate overnight On Site Security for some of your future Big Jobs and it would be great for Daniel for some of his longer trips.
Time to drop the day time job and give RUclips 100% what a down to earth chap, may the Lord continue blessing you abundantly!
Nothing short of inspiring. It's super-inspiring Daniel. Well done! Indeed all things are possible when we unleash our imagination into reality. This could be the beginning of something you never saw coming. Took the words out of my mouth Robert - Skip on rail track. That should be fun to watch. I second that!
well done Daniel love the skip boat 👍
With the speed at which I'll be traveling, which is close to speed of sound 😆 🤣 😂 gotta 💘 Daniel's sense of humor 😆 16:50#
Love this!!! Defo should be a featured series once a month...... Ashlville builds 💭👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Love ever min of this one u need to have a skip race round the UK
I would pay money to be sat in the meeting with Noel when you came up with this idea, I think he may of asked if you had been smoking something. Good to see ya chilling for a while anyway Daniel
That’s brilliant Daniel…..bloody brilliant, 👍🇮🇲
Ahhhh this has honestly made my day am off to Ibiza on Saturday am looking forward to watching Ashville sat in the morning sun on the beach 🏖 17/25degrees some of that tropical heat that Dan loves so much
You need to name the boat and do an offical launch party with the Champaigne smashing. You should call your skipboat "HMS Ashville"
That was brilliant captain 👏 👌
This video flew by for me, and I gotta say it was impressive
Ok this NEEDS to be the start of Top Gear style show with Terry & Yianni too. 🙌
Daniel is like a big kid. I absolutely love it I really do. Not laughed so much in ages it’s good to see you with a smile on your face and so passionate about skip boat.
Your going to make a cool daddy one day 👍🏻. What’s next a roll on roll off train 😂
Really enjoyed this episode thank you Daniel 👍
Crazy, but fun - well done all involved! I felt for the lorry driver - like, whatever you do, SON'T drop the boss into the water!!
Made my day watching this. Crazy idea but brilliant at the same time! Roll on episode 2!
Wowzers......THAT WAS AWESOME
brilliant video....can't wait to see how the final version of the Ashville speedboat works out.....
3 cheers to you n your team for making/editing it....
Goodluck with the final build...⚓⚓
Great fun! You could outfit a container with a plasma cnc and other fabrication equipment. Build the machine that builds always fun to watch.
Love it, it's like a ashville scrapheap challenge.
Idea for flotation, if you remember when topgear made car boats,
Clarkson had a similar problem with tipping,
You wanna use a simular design,
If you were to have two drums or something at the back, it would keep you stable and keep the nose down,
Fun video to watch, happy sailing
Fluid dynamics, damn that some nice welds! Skips = dumpsters in America.
This is my fist time coming across this channel and I like it. Good job!
Good work skipper.
Ahhhhh fantastic!! That’s class that didn’t think I’d be so entertained by a man, some metal and a dodgy vision🤣👍
45 minutes just vanished. That was well worth it!
Would seriously love to see a channel attempt though!
One of the best vids EVER lol!
I LOVED IT and you HAVE to finish it and make that cruise with Tezza!
Great Stuff Daniel - I was smiling all the way through!
This is the kinda silly stuff we, and everyone else, loves! More of this please!
I saw the title clicked on the like button then rocked back and took in another masterpiece in mid week . Great job Daniel
yeehaw, Daniel reinvents the boat.
Gotta love it!
This is totally AWESOME 🤩😍 well done Daniel & Team Ashville. You came nearby me too! Stop for a coffee next time gentlemen. This was just superb, the thought & production processes, the music, the suspense, the water test…. Loved it all. Next water test please take O’Donovan with you. That would be funny to watch
This is absolutely brilliant 🤣🤣🤣🤣Noel can do absolutely everything everyone needs a man like Noel in there yard
This is so different from your usual content and I absolutely LOVE it!!! Please keep making more stuff like this
I had to check to see if I been drinking . Here’s the thing I DON’T drink lol lol . Daniel my brother you have to warn us before lol lol lol . A skippers skiff !!
This is absolutely epic man 👏🏼 best ashville video to date for me