love the boat build but would add a bit more glass in area's and being I have built from kayaks to 43 foot yacht's including zodiacs etc would change transom a bit also.
Could you add one line of instruction in your boat making manual for all boats of your design please? Here is suggested wording: 1. Please hold your photographic device in the "wide angle" position when making photographs or videos of this design, the world THANKS YOU! Also, do much like the boat. Well done. I always have an eye out for homebuilts and truly appreciate them over production boats. From kayaks to trawlers, love 'em all.
Y’all should get in the habit of dissconectting the trailer Plug prior to getting the lights into the water sure they always say the lights are Submerssible but over time they do and will develop leaks that can short out the circuit on your tow vehicle in theory it will only blow a fuse but why take the risk ? I’ve seen them short out more than a fuse and if you temporarily pull the plug apart that doesn’t happen other wise Congratulations on the Completion and launching of Morning Glory she is a fine looking Vessel in and out of the water
HI! Great video, but when I click the link you've provided for plans it takes me to a generic website with 3 links. One to a versa tube website, one to baker college, and another one. Help a brother out! haha
Nice skiff thinking of tackling something like this myself. That last picture of Jeff Spira 18:43 looks like the south side of Santa Cruz Island just above Yellow Banks in the Pink Ribbon area. Am I correct?
I know Santa Cruz Island well, and used to hang out in Smuggler's Cove all of the time. That picture, though is the Palisades on the Southeast side of Catalina. All of those islands
looks like this is a super heavy boat for it's size. A foam core with fiberglass skin / Composite design would cut at least 75% of the weight off this boat.
@@tjkid07 I have built several boats myself and there is no way those heavy lumber yard 2x4 would weigh less than say a Divinycell foam cored boat. I have experience with these ultra light weigh designs and they are much more expensive to build than standard lumber yard wooden framed boats. But in the end I will take lighter weigh and a stronger boat albiet a slightly higher cost ratio. Your designs are very functional for their intent I will give you that. but the weight of these heavily over framed designs is not my cup of tea. Good Luck to you.
@@evopwrmods blahahaha. it is common knowledge in the boat building biz that a wood ply on frame design as done here are lighter than the vast majority of modern glass/epoxy boats like a foam core. The framing adds insignificant weight even compared to stitch and glue alternatives. The reason is that to achieve the strength needed in pure epoxy/glass designs like foam core or even stitch and glue, you have to use a lot more glass and epoxy....a lot more. Tolmans are fairly light weight but you have to do about 500% more epoxy/glass work and about triple the time, so it comes down to what you would rather do....be a carpenter and make fast progress, or expose yourself to poisonous fumes for hundreds of hours.
I don't get it. What little definition there is for 'dory' includes having a flat bottom, being simple enough in its lines to not require steam bending and having a tombstone transom. Nice boat, whatever you call it.
It depends on the state, but many states require you to keep receipts for your materials, like Louisiana, since people used find abandoned boats and re-register them as homebuilts. Most states are pretty easy though.
I have never built a boat before, recently retired airline pilot...😣..... quite good with my hands and have a good range of wood tooling.....but no proper training in a project like this.....apart from home building house items..... would a project like this genuinely be within my ability..... I know that's a kinda half assed question.... but I would love to give it a try.... just need the confidence that it is potentially within my ability..... p.s. I've never done any fibreglassing....
These are simple projects. They seem difficult due to how many steps there are, but really just hundreds of very simple tasks. Make one, you won't regret it.
Nick OBrien if you can hang a picture on a wall you can do anything.my fathers all time saying But it is true anything you put you mind to you can. Screw up a few chunks of wood here and there but everything is easy when you are motivated after enough time. .and getting mad because you just can't get something right us normal just take a break and think your way though it. Or go get your buddy who does know how and buy a 12 pack for helping ya, only make him teach you how. Hope this helps
yes all builders recommend using at least marine grade fir ply or a more expensive options. Vapor can make it through epoxy/glass and because epoxy is not very viscous, it does not penetrate wood well....thus any ding or poke will result in water wicking into the ply. Its almost unavoidable for a boat that it used for work or a lot of fishing etc.
@@wretube it would be interesting to see how long they last. I imagine it would have a lot to do with upkeep and usage. A lot of these boats have been made though, so I'm sure there is some data somewhere on average longevity.
Chris Hoesing have to analyze material prices to get an idea if it would be worth using durable wood . This would be a simple fast build so maybe if you are in to throw away boats it would be worth doing it that way
I have no idea of what it would cost you to build. If you download the plans, decide what materials you want to use, determine what they would cost in your area, you'll come up with some costs. Here's my attitude about costs: spirainternational.com/tipsandtricks/2013/130317_how_much_does_it_cost.html Now how much could you sell it for? That's a tough one.
It varies from state to state. Each state has its own rules. If you check with teh New Jersey Department of Motor Vehicles, you can download the forms for free. If you join my insider section (it's free) there is a report on how to register your boat. spirainternational.com/hp_fun2017.html
In my state, you have to apply for a hull number. Once they state issues your hull number, you then have to register it with that hull number to get your ID numbers and tax sticker. NJ may be similar or may be even more complicated. Best of luck, this video proves it can be done!
I built this boat and I will tell you what to do in NJ. After it is finished go to DMV with all the receipts from the build. You will also need a notarized statement outlining the build with construction details. There was a $60 fee. If it is over 12 feet you need to fill out another form that they give you OS/SS-27. After the DMV reviews your documents you will be instructed to bring the boat to The New Jersey State Police Marine Division. Upon completion of the inspection, return to DMV with the report from the State Police HIN Investigation Report form OS/SS-10A. They will issue you a Hull Identification Number that include stickers that are mounted on the Transom
I take it you didn't download the 50 page assembly manual that comes with tha plans that tells you exactly why there are no angles used nor should there be. Over 2500 of them have been built, from ages from 8 to 85 years old and nearly everyone says that they're the easiest plans they've ever seen. So tell me are you complaining that there are no explanations for assembly when you didn't read the instructions? Or see any of the 200.videos that explain it? If you are not satisfied with the plans, I'll refund you for them so long as you dont build it, sell or give away the plans. Or does that not satisfy you either?
Well, design your own then. Spend a few tens of thousands on a Naval Architecture degree or Marine Engineering degree, then a few hundred hours of your own time designing and testing boat hulls, then a couple dozen hours on the plans. Then, you can give them away for free. Please provide a link for your free plans...
william avery ......poor fellow...you sound like.. you may need a swift kick in your Stern. But...that probably still won't stop your crybaby attitude.
Another Beauty! !
Think I'll build a small one to sit on my coffee table. The paint is fantastic. .thanks for the posting!!
Looks like a very clean boat. Great build.
Go here now if you want the best boat plans online: HotBoat.info
Im gonna start on the build in a month that is one nice boat build thanks for tje video
That is one happy captain. You could land a plane on that smile 😀
Fair winds Jeff Spira, sadly I never purchased those boat plans. Just one more story of waiting till tomorrow, and now its to late.
Excellent nice looking boat, you should be proud.
Many thanks for your time and effort, well done cheers
love the boat build but would add a bit more glass in area's and being I have built from kayaks to 43 foot yacht's including zodiacs etc would change transom a bit also.
Thanks for the info...... Please show me also the adhesive you're using for outer and interior of the boat.... Thanks again
Could you add one line of instruction in your boat making manual for all boats of your design please? Here is suggested wording:
1. Please hold your photographic device in the "wide angle" position when making photographs or videos of this design, the world THANKS YOU!
Also, do much like the boat. Well done. I always have an eye out for homebuilts and truly appreciate them over production boats. From kayaks to trawlers, love 'em all.
Wow , Bealtiful project!
Wow you guys are the best
The website is not working... Is there another site? Would love to build one.
Ok Bert you build one and please show us the finished article. I'll look out for it in 20 years time.
Quite nice, something to run up the river and down to the bay.if it hade a small Cuddy, or a dodger, I could sleep in it, away from the skeeters
That wasn’t a fish that looks more like bait!!lol. Nice job !
She is a beauty though, really like her!
It looks like the frame is made out of pine?
Este bote es para el mar? o solo lagos y aguas tranquilas?
I'd like to try one in steel
Y’all should get in the habit of dissconectting the trailer Plug prior to getting the lights into the water sure they always say the lights are Submerssible but over time they do and will develop leaks that can short out the circuit on your tow vehicle in theory it will only blow a fuse but why take the risk ? I’ve seen them short out more than a fuse and if you temporarily pull the plug apart that doesn’t happen other wise Congratulations on the Completion and launching of Morning Glory she is a fine looking Vessel in and out of the water
How do I get plans for this boat
HI! Great video, but when I click the link you've provided for plans it takes me to a generic website with 3 links. One to a versa tube website, one to baker college, and another one. Help a brother out! haha
Nice skiff thinking of tackling something like this myself. That last picture of Jeff Spira 18:43 looks like the south side of Santa Cruz Island just above Yellow Banks in the Pink Ribbon area. Am I correct?
I know Santa Cruz Island well, and used to hang out in Smuggler's Cove all of the time. That picture, though is the Palisades on the Southeast side of Catalina. All of those islands
could barely hear the instructions. need better audio.
That's a scarf?
wish I could hear it....
looks like this is a super heavy boat for it's size. A foam core with fiberglass skin / Composite design would cut at least 75% of the weight off this boat.
No, not super heavy, in fact the opposite -quite light. A glass boat would add a lot of weight over this design.
@@tjkid07 I have built several boats myself and there is no way those heavy lumber yard 2x4 would weigh less than say a Divinycell foam cored boat. I have experience with these ultra light weigh designs and they are much more expensive to build than standard lumber yard wooden framed boats. But in the end I will take lighter weigh and a stronger boat albiet a slightly higher cost ratio. Your designs are very functional for their intent I will give you that. but the weight of these heavily over framed designs is not my cup of tea. Good Luck to you.
@@evopwrmods the boat weighs about 850 pounds
@@evopwrmods blahahaha. it is common knowledge in the boat building biz that a wood ply on frame design as done here are lighter than the vast majority of modern glass/epoxy boats like a foam core. The framing adds insignificant weight even compared to stitch and glue alternatives. The reason is that to achieve the strength needed in pure epoxy/glass designs like foam core or even stitch and glue, you have to use a lot more glass and epoxy....a lot more. Tolmans are fairly light weight but you have to do about 500% more epoxy/glass work and about triple the time, so it comes down to what you would rather do....be a carpenter and make fast progress, or expose yourself to poisonous fumes for hundreds of hours.
Sooooo stinking AWESOME!!!! 40 horse will push something like this how fast?
Oh, probably 30 mph cruise.
Very slim design I'd love this just a couple of feet wider
I don't get it. What little definition there is for 'dory' includes having a flat bottom, being simple enough in its lines to not require steam bending and having a tombstone transom. Nice boat, whatever you call it.
There have been v-bottom dories for many many years. I didn't think it up.
How can you register a boat build at home?
Call your local DMV office. I've registered homebuilt trailers and abandoned boats. It's just paperwork and usually an inspection.
What is the size of a boat
What about certification/registration? Was it hard to get numbers?
It depends on the state, but many states require you to keep receipts for your materials, like Louisiana, since people used find abandoned boats and re-register them as homebuilts. Most states are pretty easy though.
I have never built a boat before, recently retired airline pilot...😣..... quite good with my hands and have a good range of wood tooling.....but no proper training in a project like this.....apart from home building house items..... would a project like this genuinely be within my ability..... I know that's a kinda half assed question.... but I would love to give it a try.... just need the confidence that it is potentially within my ability..... p.s. I've never done any fibreglassing....
No problem, most of my customers are first timers and everyone's boats seem to come out just fine.
These are simple projects. They seem difficult due to how many steps there are, but really just hundreds of very simple tasks. Make one, you won't regret it.
Nick OBrien if you can hang a picture on a wall you can do anything.my fathers all time saying But it is true anything you put you mind to you can. Screw up a few chunks of wood here and there but everything is easy when you are motivated after enough time. .and getting mad because you just can't get something right us normal just take a break and think your way though it. Or go get your buddy who does know how and buy a 12 pack for helping ya, only make him teach you how. Hope this helps
I wonder if a guy could layer quarter inch ply to move better for the v.
just wondering how much money did you spend on it??? I want to build one but not sure how much I would need to have all the money together
it was a little over 6,000 dollars with the motor and trailer
No go to Spira international @@patrickknowling1796
If you plan on fiberglassing the outside and the inside do you need to use marine grade plywood? seems like the epoxy and fiberglass would seal it
yes all builders recommend using at least marine grade fir ply or a more expensive options. Vapor can make it through epoxy/glass and because epoxy is not very viscous, it does not penetrate wood well....thus any ding or poke will result in water wicking into the ply. Its almost unavoidable for a boat that it used for work or a lot of fishing etc.
Good glassing technique involves a first base/unmodified epoxy coat to saturate the wood BEFORE fabric is laid, best practice regardless of ply used.
it needs some auto trim tabs on the stern...
Where can I get the plans? Thanks
spirainternational.com/hp_kach.php
15:00 nice hat! Where I can get it?
Built that way, life span 10 years.
Elaborate would you?
Appears to be built using house building materials and “glue” Just not durable long term?
@@wretube it would be interesting to see how long they last. I imagine it would have a lot to do with upkeep and usage. A lot of these boats have been made though, so I'm sure there is some data somewhere on average longevity.
Chris Hoesing have to analyze material prices to get an idea if it would be worth using durable wood . This would be a simple fast build so maybe if you are in to throw away boats it would be worth doing it that way
i cant hear you !
I would be really interested to know what the resale value would be on a boat like this versus the cost to build. Does anyone have an idea of costs?
I have no idea of what it would cost you to build. If you download the plans, decide what materials you want to use, determine what they would cost in your area, you'll come up with some costs. Here's my attitude about costs: spirainternational.com/tipsandtricks/2013/130317_how_much_does_it_cost.html
Now how much could you sell it for? That's a tough one.
you have the blue print to build that boat???
Me? Yes, I designed this boat and many more. spirainternational.com/
look great work on open water I live in the Caribbean and I what to build one
Is it me or is this video hard to hear...Glad there sub,but dam
It was up until the clapping, jesus!
Solid shipbuilder, but sadly not the greatest of photographers... thanks all the same.
I can barely what you're say and my PC is at full volume.
The audio is lousy low.
Ok i live in nj as well and my big question is how do you register and get it all legal like. please let me know .
It varies from state to state. Each state has its own rules. If you check with teh New Jersey Department of Motor Vehicles, you can download the forms for free. If you join my insider section (it's free) there is a report on how to register your boat. spirainternational.com/hp_fun2017.html
In my state, you have to apply for a hull number. Once they state issues your hull number, you then have to register it with that hull number to get your ID numbers and tax sticker. NJ may be similar or may be even more complicated. Best of luck, this video proves it can be done!
I built this boat and I will tell you what to do in NJ. After it is finished go to DMV with all the receipts from the build. You will also need a notarized statement outlining the build with construction details. There was a $60 fee. If it is over 12 feet you need to fill out another form that they give you OS/SS-27. After the DMV reviews your documents you will be instructed to bring the boat to The New Jersey State Police Marine Division. Upon completion of the inspection, return to DMV with the report from the State Police HIN Investigation Report form OS/SS-10A. They will issue you a Hull Identification Number that include stickers that are mounted on the Transom
Ole Barny Light House..............around my corner . lol.
how much just for boat build thanks
about 5000
That's not included ing motor rite
Johnathon Davis right
Thank you nice looking boat
Pretty dissatisfied with your plans for 70$ I kinda expected the angles and better explanation of assembly
I take it you didn't download the 50 page assembly manual that comes with tha plans that tells you exactly why there are no angles used nor should there be. Over 2500 of them have been built, from ages from 8 to 85 years old and nearly everyone says that they're the easiest plans they've ever seen. So tell me are you complaining that there are no explanations for assembly when you didn't read the instructions? Or see any of the 200.videos that explain it? If you are not satisfied with the plans, I'll refund you for them so long as you dont build it, sell or give away the plans. Or does that not satisfy you either?
$70 for boat plans is ridiculous. Information extortionist.
Well, design your own then. Spend a few tens of thousands on a Naval Architecture degree or Marine Engineering degree, then a few hundred hours of your own time designing and testing boat hulls, then a couple dozen hours on the plans. Then, you can give them away for free. Please provide a link for your free plans...
barney barns in the scheme of things 70$ plans will be the best 70$ spent on your boat build
actually the going rate for most pro plans are about 150-500
Bad sound, never never to follow instructions, I challenge anyone to build this boat from 'this' instruction!
william avery ......poor fellow...you sound like.. you may need a swift kick in your Stern.
But...that probably still won't stop your crybaby attitude.