Jitterbug - 10ft Jet Boat Build Part1
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Part 1 of our 10ft Avenger Jet Boat build. The kit is from Minijet Inc. and will powered by a Seadoo 787 2 stroke engine. Stay tuned for more build content and the finished product!
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Very nice work, Thank you for sharing!!!!!
Good to see dudes Tig welding these for tack up. I'm planning a boat build and I've never done one before and that's all I have and I was pretty nervous about it. Following the build! Cheers!
you put in a lot of hard work tig welding that thing...thats a neat project too...
That one clean shop
God I love that boat. Nice job. Can't wait to tackle mine. Thanks guys
Lookin great! Might have to do another water test soon, lol!
Ree B When do you want yours
Nice work men.
You should be proud of youreself!!! I especially respect that I only saw a Tig on that Aluminum build!! In my opinion the only way to do alum. And manual hand fed all the way!! Coala tea!!!
I appreciate that! Thank you for watching.
Really good video. Music was pleasant.
Thank you very much!
Sweet build. Can't wait to see part deux. And... Can I be your friend too?
Can you make those unsinkable?
How many hours do you think you have into the weld up at the end of the first video?
Looks great, nice work!
Can't wait to start on mine!
Steve Tarbet total weld time was probably about 60 hours
Where are you now.
Your master for me.
I love jetboat ❤️ very much.
Good job boiz
do you sell plans?
Thinking about picking up something like this as a project. How hard would this be for someone to learn to weld aluminum? As in I borrow my buddies machine and he teaches me the general technique and safety in a few hours. Then how many man hours of welding would you say the total project is? Sorry for all the questions. It looks like I could get in for around $5k USD or am I way off?
aribpm usually the kits run about $5k plus the donor and then there are going to be extras on top of that. A full boat is probably about 60+ hours of welding for a newbie and although you will be getting lots of practice, there will be some tricky aspects to do as a beginner. Once the boat is tacked, there’s lots of long welds to get practice but obviously be careful as it does need to be waterproof as well as strong. Having a buddy who can weld will be very useful, but these boats do make awesome learning projects!
@@angevaaremotorsports779 as far as a decent hull what companies would you recommend? This sounds like a project I might need to part out over a few years. Hull one year then, intake and motor another. I live near the trinity river in Dallas and they have tons of spots that would be incredible footage. I see a nice golf course that needs a high pass run done on it. The lake is 150 yards from the house and I see about a 10 mile stretch to the next lake. Other than that I can see how being light weight would be easier to launch in non conventional areas. Not a lot of rocks but we do have trees.
aribpm Minijet makes a great hull. Being that you’re in Dallas, you’d want to find out what’s best for you in terms of location. Minijet and Jetstream both make a good product but are in Canada. I’m not too sure what is available for you location wise. Keeping these boats lightweight is key and they are a blast in any type of water. They are built for rocky rivers but perform great anywhere.
@@angevaaremotorsports779 I think I understand now where you coming from. Yes I did a little research 🧐 , most of the companies I am seeing with CNC aluminum hulls are Canadian. It would be wise for me to visit a few near by shops to see what advice they have. When my kids get a little older I want to visit Canada 🇨🇦. I want to see the Rockies from your view.
How much time do you think a spool gun would have saved? Would it be worth it if you had to do it again?
The spool gun saves quite a bit of time on the inside of the boats. It’s messy and not as nice looking but it definitely cuts down on time. I still prefer to TIG the outsides but I would consider picking up a good spool gun for interior welds.
What aluminum alloy is that? and what thickness in millimeters? greetings from Colombia 🇨🇴
Erick Rodriguez the alloy is 5052 for the top portion and 6061 for the bottom. The bottom is 6mm and the rest is 3mm
Genial saludos cordiales desde Patagonia Chile
@Angevaare Motorsports, what were your welder settings, and filler rod size?
It depends on what I’m welding. I usually use 1/8” filler rod and around 120 amps for the 1/8” pieces. 150+ amps for the bottom.
Are U tigging the whole boat??? Way too slow and too much distortion
Yes we are tigging the whole boat!
Are you using engine donor intake?
hockey 1 The water intake for the jet pump is from Minijet inc.
What pump and motor did you use and where did you get them?
The first engine and pump we used was out of a 2004 sea doo - 787cc. We are currently upgrading our engine to a 2009 155HP sea doo engine. Again from a complete sea doo.
Is a quarter inch aluminum = 6 millimeters or exactly 6.35mm?
I was wondering if it was possible to weld an entire hull with nothing but TIG, and it looks like it is.
We did our 100% TIG. There’s a few tricky spots but overall it wasn’t bad to do and it turned out great.
Bet you could hear it warping!
Gun mister.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Yu guat 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
1st time.ive seen anyone weld the sides from the front to rear how did that go for you
It went good!
Where can I get the design file of the ship you are making now?
It is custom
can a boat like this be built with stainless steel?
Filippo Orlando it’s possible, although it would be rather heavy, defeating the purpose of these lightweight tiny boats
@@angevaaremotorsports779 ok thanks
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I'd love to have a built turbo Subaru motor with a full size pump! lolololol
There are some guys on here from New Zealand that built boats like that. Look them up.
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Que medida vocês usa pra fazer o corte da chapa ?
Can you please give me the link of that canoe design. Thank you very much
Can i contac you..?
Sure
@@angevaaremotorsports779 i need this boat... How is possible..?
Sweet weld! Why all tig and mig? thanks!
Also - What welder did you use?
We use a Lincoln 200 square wave TIG. We TIG everything because originally that’s the only welder we had and also, it makes for a more refined finished product. Most people spool weld and then grind them clean, we TIG weld and just leave the welds as is.
@@angevaaremotorsports779 Thank you!
@@angevaaremotorsports779 Do you think that welder did an adequate job? What were your settings? I assume you had to change them based on thickness? What do you use now? Thank you! Starting out my hobbie as a newb.
Please send me sizes and drawing of ten feet boat
Thanks dear
What is your opinion on using 1/8 thick aluminum? The guy who sells the jetset boats, told me that he uses 3mm aluminum (.118"). 1/8 just seems too thin.
mkdzr72 the bottom needs to be thick. Ours is 1/4” and the sides are all 1/8”
1/8 is 3.2mm
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no wonder why men uses caps on the heads
Hello, I'm from Vietnam, I'm very passionate about the canoes you make this cano, what material are you making, please give me the drawing of the cano, thank you very much ❤️❤️❤️
Acero inoxidable
How many hours roughly did you spend welding it??
Dennis Danilov we would have about 40-50 hours into welding the hull.
When putting on the sides, why are they lifted so high?
Braden Gilson you have to lift them to align it at the front and as you go you force it down to add the curvature to the bottom of the hull.
Great build wanted to watch but music was just not for me , good luck with it...
Turn music down
Indonesia
Wanna be friends or
Trump is God.
Really