Good job! I'm currently building a, what I call, a micro camping boat; Fully enclosed with sunroof and pop up back! It uses a 12v solar system. Steering system and interior, exterior LED lights everywhere. I'm about 80% complete and hope to test it by May 2020. It's been fun building my own design. I appreciate you! You've given me some great ideas for added buoyancy!
I added an electric motor on my belly-boat/pontoon boat, damn, 20 years ago. What i did, for balance and ease of use, was i put the battery behind me, and i mounted the electric motor in front, between my legs. That way, i had full control of the motor right in ftont of me. And, i could spin on a dime.
Who doesn't like PVC pipe right? This is amazing, I think if you added another wing on each side you could add another seat and a bunch of storage. This is so great!
Your boats keep getting better. This is the best one, the tubular roll cage is a cool concept. This one deserves a name and experimental number designation.
Make a canopy for it with larger solar panels as the top. They make flexible ones. Very light weight. With a larger motor you might have to lengthen the frame a bit to add extra flotation. I like the way it looks. You have inspired me to try something like this.
Now , that is awesome. This dude is genius and look how small his trolling motor is ..That must be the smallest trolling motor they make and look how that boat moves around in the water and he's a good size guy ..No doubts here ..Dude that is geniusly made and it looks factory 🏭 I wonder how it would go with a bigger trolling motor 🤔 that is awesome 👌..Thanks Man.. Now, if I can make a copy of your invention, probably not ? Lol
Get the older Minkotas, I ran a 55 on stern and reversed the head on a smaller 35 located at the bow. Ten foot Sundolphin cruised along with it. Used the small one for fishing more
Dude.....this is brilliant U are a genius Im gonna built one ... Thank you You gave me a bright idea for light weight and i am also a big star wars fan and love sci fi..
Greetings Sir, Awesome job you have done, i have a suggestion why don't you fill the pipes with spray foam for extra security Regards Osaf Ahmed Sheen Pakistan
Mine is a Classic Arrow pontoon backpacking boat. Weighs about 40lbs. I also have Minn 30/30 trolling motor. Have not made speed control or modified motor yet. Think that motor mount would be the ticket though!
Im not much of a Star Wars fan. But, you definitely nailed it.. Nice work.. As you mentioned; More flotation @ rear, sun shade, and if possible, storage box. For fishing tackle, small anchor & rope, and lunch..lol.. Overall, nicely done..🍻🍻🍻
You could make your canopy/umbrella a hard one and put your solar panel on top to maximize the charging. There are also flexible solar panels you may be able to use. I am not sure, but maybe use spray foam in side the PVC to help with buoyancy, you could also cut a pattern of the paddle on the top side of one of your floats about an inch down and hold it down with some heavy duty Velcro. If you slope the front of your floats it would help with resistance but you would also loose some buoyancy maybe. Just things off the top of my head. Love the design!!!!!
The solar panel on the sun shade is a great idea. I have found that the foam adds a bunch of extra weight, so I only use it when I have to. I really like the paddle idea, I never thought of that. And you are correct, I really need to put a slope on the pontoons, I am sure it would make a big difference. Thanks for all of the great suggestions.
It's a very interesting and easily doable project for anyone familiar with power tools and home repair/maintenance. It would be much more practical though if the boat could be somehow disassembled for ease of transporting and storage during the winter months.
@@supergokue1 I don't live near a pond but the water craft is pretty cool and a pretty easy project to take on. I do enjoy fishing a lot during the summer and building a small boat like this would be an awesome project for both fishing and a great project to do during the spring and summer.
Improvements should include a couple of side pontoons for stability when climbing on and that could potentially make it stable enough for a 2nd seat. Plus it would add to the buoyancy I would think. Oh also adding expanding foam inside the PVC pipe.
I had not thought of making it a two seater, great idea. On the expanding foam, I found it added a ton of weight on the craft. I just did my best to make the frame air tight. Thank you for the great ideas and I hope to do an upgrade video real soon on this boat. Thanks for the suggestions.
I have an 12 ft Zodiac Fastroller, I will build a platform a 12 x 6 foot flat platform, stick a swivel Seat on it and I have a vessel with a 900 lb payload with a aerodynamic front. That is a project I have started. For those that don’t have a good starting point, your project can also work.
Great job!!!! You must be a plumber or pipe fitter as you get the PVC pipe together with ease (or you have some kind of trick for keeping everything straight and square). Again great job!!! 👍👍👍👍
pretty goo job, I left a reply for another commenter about the packing Styrofoam comment, told him to look up "displacement". In other words, more area on the water than more flotation "in " the boat. Anyways, here's a tip since you have those foam floatation , glue a small strip of 1/8 - 1/4 plastic about 1 in wide and 12 inches long on the bottom running front to back of that forward float. This will act like a fin and will give you a lot more control over steering no side slide. Take care and don't forget your life vest. )
Nice, Will be good Idea to be able to assemble it on the beach, and disassemble part of the boat for transportation, sort of lockable connection instead of glue.
Great job I have watched your videos I like your work i have a question or an idea i would like to build something like yours but I would like to be able to float about 700 to 800 pounds basically a 2 man mini fishing boat maybe bucket made into pontoon i can get them for free what's your thoughts thanks for sharing
I will have to work on that one, 800 pounds is more than I am used too. I will give it some thought and get back to you. Thanks for the comment and question.
The 10W panel will charge the battery slowly over the course of about a week. Smart move not relying upon that cheap charge controller to control power to the motor. I tried one of those and it melted at half of its rated output. You might want to bump up to a 20 or 30 watt panel. Those are pretty cheap and currently 10W is $18, 20W is $25 and 30W is $35. In a perfect world a 10W panel produces slightly less than an amp.
How about make it longer. The same distance you have sticking out the front, without moving the motor and battery. With my experience with small boats, I’d make about 2 ft wider. I’ve capsized a small boat in cold waters before and it’s nothing nice. Great video. Gets the creative mind going. Awesome build👍🏽👍🏽
I have tried spray foam in the past and I found it adds a lot of extra weight to the boat. I just do my best to make everything air tight. Thank you for the great question.
I’m gonna give this build a shot plus add a few extras however in the pontoon XPS foam cut out you will definitely need more than 1 4’x8 sheet. 6x14 = 84pcs you wont get that from 1 4x8 piece.
Smooth water pond or lake, your doing better than fishing from the bank, nice pipe work, next project lean more toward canoe design less coefficient drag and more speed.
Couldn’t you put in a schrader valve in one of the large connectors along with a pressure gauge to add buoyancy? Say no more than 20-30 psi or spray in foam to as much as you could while assembly is going on. My ex-father-in-law used to own a plain Jon boat he pot 6” outriggers on each side with a schrader valve on it. Seemed to work well. Actually raised the boat up and after loading himself and gear actually sat like it did before the extra weight of the 6” outrigger piping . All is just a thought great design by the way seems pretty stable
At first I thought the blue things were water bottles (fooled me). I agree, add more flotation to the rear (either side of motor). I'm trying to figure out where the cooler (what ever size fits) is going to be, ie: between first hoop and chair (flatten center flotation), in front of first hoop or on left and right of chair? Of course you could do a redesign. ;-)
I hope to have the redesign done by early spring. I have a lot of cool ideas, just not sure how to make them all happen. Thanks for the comments and ideas.
Great Job! But one idea:... Install a small joystick in front of the seat, link it with the speed setting of the motor instead of that box on your right. And finally install a threaded rod and a fast little e-motor to steer the big motor and link it to the joystick too ;-)
Very interesting idea. I am not sure if that tiny 10 watt solar panel is really going to do you much good. And that amount of space may be better to have two batteries.
You are correct, the solar panel is just something I had laying around already. I will get a bigger size panel very soon. One of these days I hope I can get a couple of lithium ion batteries. It is a work in progress, thanks for the comment.
Nice unit! What kind of motor mount is that? Did you make it, or is it bought? Where can I get one? Have you tried a sail or kite, or pedal propusion? I use a wheeled cooler on mine. Take it off top, strap to bottom to move.
The motor mount was home made, just a 2x4 and some plastic. I have thought about using a sail and pedal power, but that will be on a future boat. Thanks for the comments and questions.
There are some videos on u-tube of small boats with hydrofoils on bottom, to lower drag coefficent & increase speed & handling. Need more speed to make it work though. There are some cool Russian designs, check it out!
Did you consider wrapping the foam pontoons in fiber glass or carbon fiber? I’d be concerned about hitting something under the water and having a big chunk tore out of it
When I built this boat a few years ago, it was not expensive at all. Now, with super high prices on all material I am not sure how much this would cost. Sorry I could not help with your question. Thank you.
Your steering bar does look a bit awkward. I'm thinking you could setup something like we use down here in Florida on airboats. Lower that bar and connect it to a pivoting handle for control. Best I could suggest is look at an airboat. It should work fine for your trolling motor. Also the speed control needs to be mounted on the other side so that not everything is on the same side. Nice design and great use of PVC pipe!
Português - Ótimo, mas a construção pode ser mais fácil se você colocar pool floaters (que aqui no Brasil chamamos de "macarrão") dentro dos canos e, em vez de usar círculos de isopor, use galões de água cheios de espuma expansiva English - Great, but construction can be easier if you put pool floaters (which here in Brazil we call "pasta") inside the pipes and, instead of using styrofoam circles, use gallons of water filled with expansive foam Greated job, congratulations
I can look into it to see how well it works, but I have to say I am terrible with a hot wire. I just can't seem to get good at it. Thank you for the great suggestion.
To be honest I didn't use a paddle with it, just the trolling motor. If I had to guess I would think a kayak would be way easier. Thanks for the question
Your plumbing boats are getting more and more sophisticated! Cool.....by 2022 I expect to water ski behind you homemade boats LOL!!!
Thank you, I learn something new every time I try a new design. I'm looking forward to making the water ski a reality :) Thanks for the comment
Good job! I'm currently building a, what I call, a micro camping boat; Fully enclosed with sunroof and pop up back! It uses a 12v solar system. Steering system and interior, exterior LED lights everywhere. I'm about 80% complete and hope to test it by May 2020. It's been fun building my own design. I appreciate you! You've given me some great ideas for added buoyancy!
That sounds really cool, I hope you make a video of it so I can see it on the water.
Floats a lot more than I thought it would. Awesome design, now for a larger model! Great work!
Very cool, thank you!
a box of beers on the front would help balance out for the battery in the back. love this design, very sleek.
I added an electric motor on my belly-boat/pontoon boat, damn, 20 years ago. What i did, for balance and ease of use, was i put the battery behind me, and i mounted the electric motor in front, between my legs. That way, i had full control of the motor right in ftont of me. And, i could spin on a dime.
Who doesn't like PVC pipe right? This is amazing, I think if you added another wing on each side you could add another seat and a bunch of storage. This is so great!
Very cool idea, thanks for the suggestion!
I so want to do a trike/paddle boat and this one would be a perfect inner float support. 😆 Thanks for sharing it.
No problem, glad you liked it :)
The "Jetson boat" looks awesome love to see an update
Thank you, I appreciate that!
Красава мужик, руки с правильного места растут👍
I thought those were water-cooler bottles till I watched your build! 😄
Your boats keep getting better. This is the best one, the tubular roll cage is a cool concept. This one deserves a name and experimental number designation.
Thank you, I appreciate it.
This is an awesome build!!! Can't wait for your updated model!! Absolutely loved the solar panel idea!
Cool, I really appreciate it!
Love the boats that you build. Great job !
Thank you very much, I appreciate that :)
Seriously one of the coolest buildsive seen lately
Thank you!
That design with 55 gallon drums would be BA
I like it, thanks for the great idea :)
Brilliant ! I'm thinkin two seaters.
That would be pretty cool, I'll have to see if I can make that happen. Thanks for the suggestion and the compliment!
Thats pretty cool. Solar powered...
Thanks, I appreciate it.
Make a canopy for it with larger solar panels as the top. They make flexible ones. Very light weight.
With a larger motor you might have to lengthen the frame a bit to add extra flotation.
I like the way it looks. You have inspired me to try something like this.
Now , that is awesome. This dude is genius and look how small his trolling motor is ..That must be the smallest trolling motor they make and look how that boat moves around in the water and he's a good size guy ..No doubts here ..Dude that is geniusly made and it looks factory 🏭 I wonder how it would go with a bigger trolling motor 🤔 that is awesome 👌..Thanks Man.. Now, if I can make a copy of your invention, probably not ? Lol
I really appreciate the compliment, thank you :)
Why didn't you use FULL BEER KEGS? What good is that?
Get the older Minkotas, I ran a 55 on stern and reversed the head on a smaller 35 located at the bow. Ten foot Sundolphin cruised along with it. Used the small one for fishing more
Hand or foot control
Cool, I'll look into it. Thanks for the tip
Nice job. Good for a kid!
Good job, but what's the reason for having 2 pieces of glued xps instead of having one piece at same length?
Great question, they were left over from another boat project. I just used them to save time on the boat build. Thanks for the question.
Dude.....this is brilliant
U are a genius
Im gonna built one ...
Thank you
You gave me a bright idea for light weight
and i am also a big star wars fan and love sci fi..
very nice for a jump and go
Lol ! Love the boat, but I already have six boats. Propulsion set up is just so sick !
Cool, I'm glad you like it. Thanks for the comment
Fun guy, you are genius
Very Cool. Did someone already suggest fill the PVC with door foam? Great work.
I have tried foam in the past and it adds a ton of weight. Because of that, I do my best to make everything air tight. Thanks for the comment :)
Greetings Sir,
Awesome job you have done,
i have a suggestion why don't you fill the pipes with spray foam for extra security
Regards
Osaf Ahmed Sheen
Pakistan
I'll look into it, thanks for the suggestion.
Coolest looking boat yet. 👍👍
Thank you, it's my favorite so far!
If you put 30-gallon barrels in instead you would have almost 720 pounds of flotation! Looks beautiful!
sounds good, I'll look into it! Thanks for the suggestion.
that's insane, nice work
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Mine is a Classic Arrow pontoon backpacking boat. Weighs about 40lbs. I also have Minn 30/30 trolling motor. Have not made speed control or modified motor yet. Think that motor mount would be the ticket though!
Cool!
So, did you make the motor mount?
Where did you get it? Where could I get one?
when you catch a big fish ... game over
I really appreciate your great work you and your friends are ❤️💯 doing I like watching videos.
Thank you, I really appreciate that.
good job very unique idea
Thank you, I appreciate it.
This is Really Smart
Thank you, I appreciate the compliment :)
Im not much of a Star Wars fan. But, you definitely nailed it.. Nice work.. As you mentioned; More flotation @ rear, sun shade, and if possible, storage box. For fishing tackle, small anchor & rope, and lunch..lol.. Overall, nicely done..🍻🍻🍻
Thank you very much.
Well done Sir! Very clever!
Cool, thanks!
You could make your canopy/umbrella a hard one and put your solar panel on top to maximize the charging. There are also flexible solar panels you may be able to use.
I am not sure, but maybe use spray foam in side the PVC to help with buoyancy, you could also cut a pattern of the paddle on the top side of one of your floats about an inch down and hold it down with some heavy duty Velcro. If you slope the front of your floats it would help with resistance but you would also loose some buoyancy maybe. Just things off the top of my head.
Love the design!!!!!
The solar panel on the sun shade is a great idea. I have found that the foam adds a bunch of extra weight, so I only use it when I have to. I really like the paddle idea, I never thought of that. And you are correct, I really need to put a slope on the pontoons, I am sure it would make a big difference. Thanks for all of the great suggestions.
Great 👍 I agree more flotation and going to be perfect
:)
I’ve seen a few of your creations. I must say you have an obsession with pipes.
Mon S 😂
Rightfully so
Must be the glue 😂
It's a very interesting and easily doable project for anyone familiar with power tools and home repair/maintenance.
It would be much more practical though if the boat could be somehow disassembled for ease of transporting and storage during the winter months.
Great idea, I will look into revisiting this design. Thank you for the comment
@@supergokue1 I don't live near a pond but the water craft is pretty cool and a pretty easy project to take on. I do enjoy fishing a lot during the summer and building a small boat like this would be an awesome project for both fishing and a great project to do during the spring and summer.
Improvements should include a couple of side pontoons for stability when climbing on and that could potentially make it stable enough for a 2nd seat. Plus it would add to the buoyancy I would think.
Oh also adding expanding foam inside the PVC pipe.
I had not thought of making it a two seater, great idea. On the expanding foam, I found it added a ton of weight on the craft. I just did my best to make the frame air tight. Thank you for the great ideas and I hope to do an upgrade video real soon on this boat. Thanks for the suggestions.
Always need a floor so lures can't just fall off the bottomless boat .awesome designs for out of the way
Fishing spots .Thanks .
I have an 12 ft Zodiac Fastroller, I will build a platform a 12 x 6 foot flat platform, stick a swivel Seat on it and I have a vessel with a 900 lb payload with a aerodynamic front. That is a project I have started. For those that don’t have a good starting point, your project can also work.
This is totally awesome and I am definitely going to build one.
Great job!!!! You must be a plumber or pipe fitter as you get the PVC pipe together with ease (or you have some kind of trick for keeping everything straight and square). Again great job!!! 👍👍👍👍
Thanks, I appreciate it.
pretty goo job, I left a reply for another commenter about the packing Styrofoam comment, told him to look up "displacement". In other words, more area on the water than more flotation "in " the boat. Anyways, here's a tip since you have those foam floatation , glue a small strip of 1/8 - 1/4 plastic about 1 in wide and 12 inches long on the bottom running front to back of that forward float. This will act like a fin and will give you a lot more control over steering no side slide. Take care and don't forget your life vest. )
Very cool, thanks for the tip!
Nice, Will be good Idea to be able to assemble it on the beach, and disassemble part of the boat for transportation, sort of lockable connection instead of glue.
I will look into that, you have given me some really good ideas. Thanks
That boat is really creative! How much did you have to spend for everything? It’s like a mini pontoon boat! My hats off to you!
Thank you for sharing this! This is awesome
Thanks, I appreciate it.
very well done bud .keep it up and good luck..
Thank you!
Гениально и просто! Круто! 👍
Very cool, thank you!
Thats a friggin' sweet little boat great job!
Thank you!
Great job I have watched your videos I like your work i have a question or an idea i would like to build something like yours but I would like to be able to float about 700 to 800 pounds basically a 2 man mini fishing boat maybe bucket made into pontoon i can get them for free what's your thoughts thanks for sharing
I will have to work on that one, 800 pounds is more than I am used too. I will give it some thought and get back to you. Thanks for the comment and question.
The 10W panel will charge the battery slowly over the course of about a week. Smart move not relying upon that cheap charge controller to control power to the motor. I tried one of those and it melted at half of its rated output. You might want to bump up to a 20 or 30 watt panel. Those are pretty cheap and currently 10W is $18, 20W is $25 and 30W is $35. In a perfect world a 10W panel produces slightly less than an amp.
Very cool, you should install rudder pedals like on a helicopter, and a place for a tackle box on the front cross support
Great suggestions, thank you!
Fantastic work! Looked like a lot of fun.
Thank you, this one is really fun to be on.
Nicely! What kind of glue are you using? For tubes.
It is a heavy duty PVC glue and primer. Thanks for the question.
WOW nicely done
Thanks!
How about make it longer. The same distance you have sticking out the front, without moving the motor and battery. With my experience with small boats, I’d make about 2 ft wider. I’ve capsized a small boat in cold waters before and it’s nothing nice. Great video. Gets the creative mind going. Awesome build👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you, I appreciate the suggestions and the compliment.
Looks like it would be a fun, stealthy way to fish!
What about filling the PVC with spray foam?
I have tried spray foam in the past and I found it adds a lot of extra weight to the boat. I just do my best to make everything air tight. Thank you for the great question.
I’m gonna give this build a shot plus add a few extras however in the pontoon XPS foam cut out you will definitely need more than 1 4’x8 sheet. 6x14 = 84pcs you wont get that from 1 4x8 piece.
Smooth water pond or lake, your doing better than fishing from the bank, nice pipe work, next project lean more toward canoe design less coefficient drag and more speed.
Great Job love the boat design!!!
Thank you, this one is my favorite so far.
Fantastic, this is engineering work
Thank you!
Couldn’t you put in a schrader valve in one of the large connectors along with a pressure gauge to add buoyancy? Say no more than 20-30 psi or spray in foam to as much as you could while assembly is going on. My ex-father-in-law used to own a plain Jon boat he pot 6” outriggers on each side with a schrader valve on it. Seemed to work well. Actually raised the boat up and after loading himself and gear actually sat like it did before the extra weight of the 6” outrigger piping . All is just a thought great design by the way seems pretty stable
I will look into it, thanks for the suggestions.
At first I thought the blue things were water bottles (fooled me).
I agree, add more flotation to the rear (either side of motor).
I'm trying to figure out where the cooler (what ever size fits) is going to be, ie: between first hoop and chair (flatten center flotation), in front of first hoop or on left and right of chair?
Of course you could do a redesign. ;-)
I hope to have the redesign done by early spring. I have a lot of cool ideas, just not sure how to make them all happen. Thanks for the comments and ideas.
Good job!
Great Job! But one idea:...
Install a small joystick in front of the seat, link it with the speed setting of the motor instead of that box on your right. And finally install a threaded rod and a fast little e-motor to steer the big motor and link it to the joystick too ;-)
Cool, thanks for the ideas.
But great idea love it. Very cool
About how much did this boat or last set u back in foam and pipe. They are soooo cool.
Very interesting idea.
I am not sure if that tiny 10 watt solar panel is really going to do you much good. And that amount of space may be better to have two batteries.
You are correct, the solar panel is just something I had laying around already. I will get a bigger size panel very soon. One of these days I hope I can get a couple of lithium ion batteries. It is a work in progress, thanks for the comment.
It would keep the battery topped up between rides. It would not extend the range, but having a battery full will extend its lifespan.
Nice fun build...
Thanks
Nice, really cool! You might want to use a large solar panel, rather than an umbrella.
Great video! Tons of fun filming it!!!
Hi,
I would like the plans for this little boat, but it's not available on Amazon anymore. How can I obtain a copy?
Thank you for your interest, but I have discontinued all of my boat plans. Thank you for understanding.
Nice unit! What kind of motor mount is that? Did you make it, or is it bought? Where can I get one? Have you tried a sail or kite, or pedal propusion? I use a wheeled cooler on mine. Take it off top, strap to bottom to move.
The motor mount was home made, just a 2x4 and some plastic. I have thought about using a sail and pedal power, but that will be on a future boat. Thanks for the comments and questions.
There are some videos on u-tube of small boats with hydrofoils on bottom, to lower drag coefficent & increase speed & handling. Need more speed to make it work though. There are some cool Russian designs, check it out!
Have you checked out the Bixby water jet engine yet?
Is the cost less than your standard Colorado pontoon inflatable?
What is liquid your applying to floats is it polyurethane ???
It's clear Flex seal, I only used it because I got it for free. Thanks for the question.
Good job!!
Cool, I appreciate it!
its great but it still needs a cooler box for beer and an umbrella lol
Looks fast enough for just a small boat just for fishing unless in moving waters but that seems enough power
Did you consider wrapping the foam pontoons in fiber glass or carbon fiber? I’d be concerned about hitting something under the water and having a big chunk tore out of it
I'm still working on a few different ideas on the pontoons. I hope to have the upgrade done by this spring. Thank you for the question
Thank you.... I love to make this one... 🏕️🍾⛹️♂️🚵♂️👈
Ficou muito top quanto custaria um aparelhozinho desse
When I built this boat a few years ago, it was not expensive at all. Now, with super high prices on all material I am not sure how much this would cost. Sorry I could not help with your question. Thank you.
Your steering bar does look a bit awkward. I'm thinking you could setup something like we use down here in Florida on airboats. Lower that bar and connect it to a pivoting handle for control. Best I could suggest is look at an airboat. It should work fine for your trolling motor. Also the speed control needs to be mounted on the other side so that not everything is on the same side. Nice design and great use of PVC pipe!
I'll look into it, thanks for the tips!
You could fill the pipes with spray foam to help with flotation.
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls
You need to drill and install an air valve and pump air in the PVC tubes to about 18
to 20 PSI, That will help with buoyancy.
How much u spend for all things! Thanks if u answer
Well now I wanna DIY build a boat.
his mansion in the back lol
Oh, how I wish that was my house :)
Português - Ótimo, mas a construção pode ser mais fácil se você colocar pool floaters (que aqui no Brasil chamamos de "macarrão") dentro dos canos e, em vez de usar círculos de isopor, use galões de água cheios de espuma expansiva
English - Great, but construction can be easier if you put pool floaters (which here in Brazil we call "pasta") inside the pipes and, instead of using styrofoam circles, use gallons of water filled with expansive foam
Greated job, congratulations
move the battery and trolling motor to the front ,would even out the weight and easier to use
I think he didn't because of the styrofoam.
What about using spray foam (then hot wire trimming it to shape?
I can look into it to see how well it works, but I have to say I am terrible with a hot wire. I just can't seem to get good at it. Thank you for the great suggestion.
I really like this, any plans and measurements for this craft?
It was in the E-book that got pulled for quality issues. As soon as it is fixed, I can let you know.
@@supergokue1 Sweet, thank you.
SOME SPOT LIGHTS WOULD BE A GREAT ADDITION! GREAT BUILD!
Yes, I think some LEDs would be a great addition. Thanks for the suggestion
@@supergokue1 sure thing man! Love the content of your videos. Keep up the good work!
Very good job I am a kayak fan, thinking of doing such a model. Does it get heavy if I use a paddle?
To be honest I didn't use a paddle with it, just the trolling motor. If I had to guess I would think a kayak would be way easier. Thanks for the question
I don’t think that would help, nothing beats air for buoyancy!
Браво мајсторе!!!/ Bravo maestro,and now go fishing and relax Man,!!!!
Cool, thank you!