@MakeWithMiles , I _JUST_ watched you design & build an original nightstand on your Winter break from college . . . and now I’m watching you at 12yo building a lovely boat! Fantastic 😁
I recently found this channel and its so crazy to see how much Miles has done and grown. He should be very proud of himself and I'm excited to see what else he can do.
Now this is what young men should be doing... Older boys working with the younger ones teaching with the parents support of course... All I can say is excellent work & props to all that were involved...!
I love it when I come across a video and they say things like "I'm not a pro" or "go easy on me" and I know without a doubt that when I look at the comments they are all positive, supportive and encouraging. Well done, well done!
Excellent job young man! I'm 73 and while I have built plenty of things in my life, but never a boat, or anything that big. You are off to a good start on your life.
Might just be me, but I often wonder what type of person watches a great video like this and gives it a thumbs down....? These guys did a phenomenal job with their level of experience!!! To the thumbs down people, I’m sorry your life is miserable and you might want to look for professional help with your issues.
I've always tried to figure out how to build a boat for my kids. I tried several plans but always got stuck along the way. I'm glad I found this t.co/uM8hFDqZOp It has made the work become as easy and simple as I never thought it will be.
I agree probably someone jealous that they couldn't do this. These kids are using these tools better than several adults in videos where they make things
Dude I'm very impressed. I can't believe how good it turned out. Well done. I am a carpenter with 20 years experience and I'm scared of attempting my first boat project. I can't believe what a nice job you have done. Many congratulations
Kid You are an inspiration! I learned something a long time ago about doing stuff. It’s supposed to be fun and when it isn’t fun stop. Keep up the GREAT WORK!
This is absolutely brilliant. You’re already a man. The fact that you have made the boat and done the video too, shows what a wonderful young guy you are. It’s a huge credit to you. Go safe, and keep up the good work.
i have no doubt at all that you could easily become a master boat builder in years to come . The greatest thing is to do what you enjoy for a living. Keep up the good work kid !!
Other than I would call that a skiff, great job. I think of a rowboat as a round bilge boat like a wide canoe. Shaped like a canoe, we call it a peapod style and if it has a square transom, then just a rowboat. Skiffs are use mostly here in Maine for tending a larger boat, shuttling crew back and forth from the mooring of the larger boat. They are generally not that great for rowing long distances, however, they do go good with an outboard, because they plane easily. A rowboat shaped more like a canoe or sailboat, rows effortless and easily glides through the water. It is designed for long distance rowing. My dad, back in the days before outboards, had a 15 foot beauty, that he would row for miles for commercial fishing and ferrying people back and forth between the mainland and islands, etc. Rowboats, will work fine with a small outboard, but not a larger outboard because they are not designed to plane like a flat bottom skiff.
Very nice job--congratulations! Building boats is one of the most gratifying activities out there and you should be proud of this one. Your video is over three years old and I hope you've built a few more boats since. Ignore the dislikes; they've probably never built anything.
Not exactly how I'd have done it , but it's a good job. There are a lot of grown men on RUclips that could learn a lot for you guys. Good luck in you future builds.
It is very likely Miles' dad is is an engineer/scientist and/or a teacher. Kudos to his dad and, of course, kudos to Miles. And, of course, kudos to Miles' mom for, well, being a mom and the enormous responsibility and endless amount of work that entails. Want great engineers? Have them build projects like this for, say, half of the time when they are in school. Sitting in classrooms learning theoretically is important, but so is hands-on (or "computer-on") training. Also, this practical training should start when children are young, say 5 years old. After all, engineers are born to build. They are easily identified at preschools. They are the ones mesmerized by the building blocks. I always admired those kids, though I never had the slightest interest in building anything with my hands. But I have given my ideas to engineers and watched them turn my abstract ideas into concrete reality. Engineers amaze me.
My parents are awesome! They really support all my interests. I hope my videos can help inspire other young people to start making and learning new things. Thanks for watching!
Great job 👏 I built small dorys when I was your age with my dad they row really nicely and still simple to build. Keep on building and doing videos. You'll do good without a doubt
I kind of wish there was a comparison shot of the same rifle and same round hitting say a truck engine block or something. Or a comparison round for round video of a small car eating the same ammunition. Just to really illustrate how much destruction went down range. As impressive as it is to see a lock get beaten up like that - seeing a mid size pickup be disassembled by the same rounds would have been super fun.
Haha thank you! Yes that is something that i regret to this day, the battery of the camera died right as I was going into the water, and I never re-filmed it. :(
What a fantastic project and achievement, congratulations. I'd love to make this with my daughter when she a little older. I only cringed watching your fingers so close to that table saw blade. Use a push stick, you'd have had lots of spare wood around. A beautiful boat is useless without fingers. Other than that, I smiled throughout this. Well done again.
Just keep it up buddy. I have a strong feeling you can become seriously wealthy if you keep posting video of you guys building stuff. You should search Thai long tail boats. If you keep doing this you will have a bright future.
I tip my hat to you for making this boat. I always wanted to try to make my own but never did and you as a kid did it. Great stuff just subbed hopping to see more from you.
Good job kiddo! 63 year old, about to attempt my first boat. It looks like yours but it's 12'. I want to put a 6.5 longtail motor on it. I hope mine turns out as well.
@MakeWithMiles , I _JUST_ watched you design & build an original nightstand on your Winter break from college . . . and now I’m watching you at 12yo building a lovely boat! Fantastic 😁
I recently found this channel and its so crazy to see how much Miles has done and grown. He should be very proud of himself and I'm excited to see what else he can do.
Now this is what young men should be doing... Older boys working with the younger ones teaching with the parents support of course... All I can say is excellent work & props to all that were involved...!
Thank you for your kind words!
this is wholy the truth
I love it when I come across a video and they say things like "I'm not a pro" or "go easy on me" and I know without a doubt that when I look at the comments they are all positive, supportive and encouraging. Well done, well done!
I'm 61 and may I saw you young man just blew me out of the water. Mighty fine job.
Thanks for watching!
What a good lad! Your parents must be very proud of you. Proper little grafter. Well done Miles. Great job. From England.
Thanks for watching!
It’s refreshing to see young people doing constructive things. Great work!
Excellent job young man! I'm 73 and while I have built plenty of things in my life, but never a boat, or anything that big. You are off to a good start on your life.
Thank you, it really means alot!
Might just be me, but I often wonder what type of person watches a great video like this and gives it a thumbs down....? These guys did a phenomenal job with their level of experience!!! To the thumbs down people, I’m sorry your life is miserable and you might want to look for professional help with your issues.
I've always tried to figure out how to build a boat for my kids. I tried several plans but always got stuck along the way. I'm glad I found this t.co/uM8hFDqZOp It has made the work become as easy and simple as I never thought it will be.
I agree probably someone jealous that they couldn't do this. These kids are using these tools better than several adults in videos where they make things
they did great for people with a higher level of experience. some kid hater probably thumbs downed it.
Dude I'm very impressed. I can't believe how good it turned out. Well done. I am a carpenter with 20 years experience and I'm scared of attempting my first boat project. I can't believe what a nice job you have done. Many congratulations
Thanks man, it means a lot! ;)
Kid
You are an inspiration! I learned something a long time ago about doing stuff. It’s supposed to be fun and when it isn’t fun stop. Keep up the GREAT WORK!
Im 51 years old and id LOVE to build a boat!!!! Good work my man!
This is absolutely brilliant. You’re already a man. The fact that you have made the boat and done the video too, shows what a wonderful young guy you are. It’s a huge credit to you. Go safe, and keep up the good work.
Thank you very much!
i have no doubt at all that you could easily become a master boat builder in years to come . The greatest thing is to do what you enjoy for a living. Keep up the good work kid !!
Thank you so much!
This is so cool to go back and watch you grow with your channel. All the best to you Miles.
Miles, this video is incredible. Thank you for putting this out here for all us DIY type guys to enjoy!
Other than I would call that a skiff, great job. I think of a rowboat as a round bilge boat like a wide canoe. Shaped like a canoe, we call it a peapod style and if it has a square transom, then just a rowboat. Skiffs are use mostly here in Maine for tending a larger boat, shuttling crew back and forth from the mooring of the larger boat. They are generally not that great for rowing long distances, however, they do go good with an outboard, because they plane easily. A rowboat shaped more like a canoe or sailboat, rows effortless and easily glides through the water. It is designed for long distance rowing. My dad, back in the days before outboards, had a 15 foot beauty, that he would row for miles for commercial fishing and ferrying people back and forth between the mainland and islands, etc. Rowboats, will work fine with a small outboard, but not a larger outboard because they are not designed to plane like a flat bottom skiff.
This video makes me happy. Being this capable at 12 is a great start in life.
Thank you!!
Awesome video. Warms my heart to see kids out there doing stuff, building stuff, learning life long skills. Great job young man.
Thanks Ian!
Great job Miles and Bobby. Your parents must be proud of you guys!
Nice job young man. You are one boat build ahead of me.
Great little boat! Looks like it turned out good. I like it, good job!
Well done Miles. Ripper little boat!
Thanks!
Best RowBoat Vid of 2017! 5 THUMZZUP from Idaho !
Thanks for checking it out!
Fantastic job. Don't ever really watch whole videos of this type of stuff but you did a great job with the build and the video. Keep it up!
This old man applauds you, Miles.
Thanks!!
Well done! She’s beautiful. May you have many great years sailing her. Bravo!
Thank you Ken!
This is really awesome and impressive! Keep going mate.
Thank you! Cheers!
You might be 12 bit yet you r my hero. Congrats body
Haha thank you so much! I'm 17 now but we can pretend I'm still 12 lol :)
Good job young man ! More young guys should follow your example.
Downright inspiring... and excellent video and a very likeable product... well done young man.
Thank you very much Phil, it really means alot!
Best boat build video, ever. 👍👍
haha, thanks ;)
awesome job , Miles !!!
Great video, even greater build and great skills learned for a lifetime. Thanks for sharing!
What and excellent video and tutorial. You are a champ!!! Well done.
Very nice job--congratulations! Building boats is one of the most gratifying activities out there and you should be proud of this one. Your video is over three years old and I hope you've built a few more boats since. Ignore the dislikes; they've probably never built anything.
Thank you very much! I definitely agree, boats are so fun to build because it is literally coming all together in front of you!
Wow, wonderful job at any age. I built my pram dingy at age 17, used it for many years before joining the US Navy.
Thanks for your service Mr Burke!
Another great one! So impressed with all the different projects you've chosen.
thank you!
This is awesome and amazing. Congratulations!
For everyone asking me for plans, they are linked in the description...
Lmfao
WOW.....that is brilliant. Beats staring at an ipad all holiday. Some very skilled kids there 👍👍
Wish I could give this statement a hundred thumbs up
Not exactly how I'd have done it , but it's a good job. There are a lot of grown men on RUclips that could learn a lot for you guys. Good luck in you future builds.
Thank you for watching!
Wow! So impressed... way to go!!😀
Thank you! Cheers!
GREAT JOB Guys ..looks like you had fun building the boat ..
Thank you very much!
Awesome job! Sure beats staring at a cell phone all day. Keep up the good work and I look forward to see what you do in the future.
Thanks so much!
Best one I’ve seen yet
"I'm only 12". Yeah... going on 37! Well done, young man! Very inspiring indeed!
PFD's in the Boat , Well Done Guys
Wunderbar!!!! Das ist Wunderbar! Gut gemacht!!!!
Danke, Ich weiß es wirklich zu schätzen!
Kiddo, you have by far bested me in ANY project that I did when I was 12! You & your friend did a great job.
Thank you Guy!
It is very likely Miles' dad is is an engineer/scientist and/or a teacher. Kudos to his dad and, of course, kudos to Miles. And, of course, kudos to Miles' mom for, well, being a mom and the enormous responsibility and endless amount of work that entails.
Want great engineers? Have them build projects like this for, say, half of the time when they are in school. Sitting in classrooms learning theoretically is important, but so is hands-on (or "computer-on") training.
Also, this practical training should start when children are young, say 5 years old. After all, engineers are born to build. They are easily identified at preschools. They are the ones mesmerized by the building blocks.
I always admired those kids, though I never had the slightest interest in building anything with my hands. But I have given my ideas to engineers and watched them turn my abstract ideas into concrete reality. Engineers amaze me.
My parents are awesome! They really support all my interests. I hope my videos can help inspire other young people to start making and learning new things. Thanks for watching!
What a lovely little thread; I agree with you both, and keep it up Miles -- excellent video!
Where can one get the plan for this boat. I like it has more than just plywood and glue.
Great job Miles! Sure looks like heirloom quality to me. Happy boating.
Thank you Milton!
Great job 👏 I built small dorys when I was your age with my dad they row really nicely and still simple to build. Keep on building and doing videos. You'll do good without a doubt
Outstanding, somebody; give that boy a job....
A grear job for 2 young lads with help but pleease get dad to put a cover on the saw bench and a riving knife,look forward to your next project
This is mad impressive on its own regardless of age
A great build.Happy sailing.
Great project, I used to work on some boats in Knaresborough, UK. Best job I ever had!
Cool!
Great stuff Miles.
Thank you Jeff!
I kind of wish there was a comparison shot of the same rifle and same round hitting say a truck engine block or something. Or a comparison round for round video of a small car eating the same ammunition.
Just to really illustrate how much destruction went down range. As impressive as it is to see a lock get beaten up like that - seeing a mid size pickup be disassembled by the same rounds would have been super fun.
Good job little dude. I especially liked the 'roller cam'.
Thanks!
Awesome job can't believe your only 12 your parents are raising you right
Great work buddy beautiful boat now you got to name her
WOW IMPRESSIVE AT ANY AGE BUT 12 ! YOU ROCK KID.
Nicely done! I was hoping to "see how she goes" at the end!
Haha thank you! Yes that is something that i regret to this day, the battery of the camera died right as I was going into the water, and I never re-filmed it. :(
GOOD JOB YOU HAVE A VERY GOOD DAD
What a fantastic project and achievement, congratulations. I'd love to make this with my daughter when she a little older. I only cringed watching your fingers so close to that table saw blade. Use a push stick, you'd have had lots of spare wood around. A beautiful boat is useless without fingers. Other than that, I smiled throughout this. Well done again.
also don't ever wear gloves when working with power tools. Great build. You should be proud of your work!
Just remember I’m only twelve. Sweetie you built a boat.
Great build young man!! Beautiful
Congratulations kids , that's awesome !
Great job young man awesome little boat
Thank you for watching!
Congratulations!!! Very good job!!!
Thank you!
Really awesome. Good job
great ideas and great plans and a very professional job putting it together
Great job for an adult and your only 12!! should be well proud.
This is the American dream that I’m talking about!
Nice work !!
Grand job there young fella
Mantap, seperti kecil saya dulu selalu ikut bantu Ayah kalau perbaiki sampan.👍
super job, well done!
Nice build!
Good job boy, you are the man.
Thank you!
Great job to do together! A suggestion for others - teach your kid how to build a set of saw horses (his height) first.
Lil Dude. Always use this on future resumes. Great job. #boatbuilder
Just keep it up buddy. I have a strong feeling you can become seriously wealthy if you keep posting video of you guys building stuff. You should search Thai long tail boats. If you keep doing this you will have a bright future.
I appreciate that! Thank you for the comment Gregory.
Looks like you did a great job.
Thank you! Cheers!
Very well done ! Enjoy it !
Thank you!
I tip my hat to you for making this boat. I always wanted to try to make my own but never did and you as a kid did it. Great stuff just subbed hopping to see more from you.
Thank you Frank! Also thanks for the sub, I have many more projects in store ;)
Omg this is so cute 😭❤
Incredibly great efforts.
Thank you!
Fantastic, Miles!
Thank you:)
beautiful proyec
good work sun & father
Thank you!
Of course we love this video 🌹
thanks!
Kepp at it. You could be seeling these
Good job kiddo! 63 year old, about to attempt my first boat. It looks like yours but it's 12'. I want to put a 6.5 longtail motor on it. I hope mine turns out as well.
Good luck with it. I hope it turns out well and you have a great time building and using it.
Well done, a very nice build , I hope you build many more . Awesome.
Very nice job.
Very good job 👍
Thank you very much
Beautiful boat you did a better job than most people good luck to you in the future.