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Did you finish this boat??? Did you video it??? Are you going to upload it or just leave as hanging!!!!!!! Anyway I've watched all your content and I'm hungry for more. Awesome straight to the point no bs. 👍👍
Thanks for the compliments. The CS-21 on our website is my personal boat that I designed - built and that started the business. This video is showing how to assemble the 21 jig kit to build your own. We are not building another 21.
Thanks. The CS-21 on our website is a completed boat. This video shows customers how to assemble the jig kit for building their own boat. We are not doing a video series on how to build this boat.
It will depend on what spec they have built it too. But to give an example, another boat manufacturer built a 90ft wooden hull to ABS spec. This mean that it can handle 8-ft seas at 50 knots.
You are correct. This video is a demo/test fit of the jig, all screws are temporary. On a related note, we use these steel drywall screws with fender washers fo temporarily hold things together until the epoxy cures, they are removed after that.
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Thickened epoxy is used but not shown in this video for the sake of simplicity. You can see our video on mixing thickened epoxy here ruclips.net/video/Y-Lsn4ZXtaI/видео.html
The cuts are nice done, at least fits very well. What is strange for my side, you are using screws but no glue at all… specially a strong glue on the joints. Hope to see more videos.
Was waiting for the part 22😄
Sub'd. Can't wait to se the next episode. Nice work.
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Are there anymore videos for this build?
Did you finish this boat??? Did you video it??? Are you going to upload it or just leave as hanging!!!!!!! Anyway I've watched all your content and I'm hungry for more. Awesome straight to the point no bs. 👍👍
Thanks for the compliments. The CS-21 on our website is my personal boat that I designed - built and that started the business. This video is showing how to assemble the 21 jig kit to build your own. We are not building another 21.
Is the jig also the frame?
Any updates on the CS build?
Muito bom.....
Is this project done?
Good job bu the way but I would love to see the boat finished.
Any photos/videos?
Thanks. The CS-21 on our website is a completed boat. This video shows customers how to assemble the jig kit for building their own boat. We are not doing a video series on how to build this boat.
where can I get the plans to buy for the cs23
Esse cara é muito inteligente.para bens amigo
I don’t see the CS21 on your site. Do you sell a kit for it?
Gostaria de fazer um barco pra mim .
Como conseguir a medida dessas cavernas ?
Já seria o suficiente pra mim .
Se puder me ajudar eu agradeço.
Genial
A curious question. what kind of weather can these boats take?
It will depend on what spec they have built it too. But to give an example, another boat manufacturer built a 90ft wooden hull to ABS spec. This mean that it can handle 8-ft seas at 50 knots.
Donde puedo conseguir los planos
Please what's the thickness of your plywood making the station frames ?
And thank you so much for your marvelous video
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You are using steel screws on a wooden boat and they have to be brass or bronze to avoid iron rot.
You are correct. This video is a demo/test fit of the jig, all screws are temporary. On a related note, we use these steel drywall screws with fender washers fo temporarily hold things together until the epoxy cures, they are removed after that.
I need a lot of learning step by step how to make this boat. Greetings health and success. I'm waiting for your arrival on my channel.
Muito bom gostei!! Vou fazer um também.
Is it safe to assume all of the marine plywood shown in the video becomes parts of the actual boat and is included in the kit? 18 or 21?
How is this project coming along?
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We assembled this jig to test fit all components and provide a helpful video for those purchasing our plans or kits.
Glue???
Thickened epoxy is used but not shown in this video for the sake of simplicity. You can see our video on mixing thickened epoxy here ruclips.net/video/Y-Lsn4ZXtaI/видео.html
Can you share drawings?
lol
Plans are for sale on our website, www.saltboatworks.com
Привет,круто!!!
Когда будет продолжение?
СПАСИБО!!!
С меня подписка!!!
Удачи Тебе!!!
Can i buy this project
All of our designs are available for purchase on our website. www.satlboatworks.com
The cuts are nice done, at least fits very well. What is strange for my side, you are using screws but no glue at all… specially a strong glue on the joints. Hope to see more videos.
I like it! Can you help me? Can you support me this design? Thanks!!
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