Experimental Boat Build || This Might Be a Bad Idea
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
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Jason, be careful with that Thixo. That stuff is a gateway epoxy! That’s how they get you. They tell you it’s a cool glue for a Midwest boat. Next thing you know, your building a river table.😂
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He's gonna need his fixo of Thixo!
And by river table you mean the table he puts in the fun boat he made using Thixo....
UA-cam is a delightful mystery to me. Who knows how I found you; and you have never let me down. I watched you build 2 boats, a tree house, and part of an Airstream. I will never, ever make those builds, but I learned stuff I apply to my art that fascinates me! Art, craft, entertainment, perfection...thanks
As a new woodworker who really doesn't know what they are doing, I really appreciate the lessons you teach throughout your builds. Things like, *use lots of glue* and, if you don't know what you're doing just make it up as you go along. Much appreciated. Have fun on the water!
I learned all my woodworking skills from Bourbon Moth soooooo basically same here.
It would have been really cool to integrate one or two coolers in the bow. We all know coolers are essential when it comes to trough boats
With the foam they would have been insulated too.
I was wondering if he was going to try and build some sort of storage into the front. I agree, would have been a great idea. Although I do like the stability the foam provides.
Must have somewhere to put the beer, or bourbon. Don't forget a tackle box.
It's a testament to your video & story skills that you're able to keep me (and others) fully engaged for over 30 minutes. I just keep wanting to see what happens next. I think you have more of a plan than you suggest in the video, but that idea of teetering on the edge of failure and success is the best part.
'take disappointment and make it cool' is my new motto
As a marine engineer don't give up your day job, Jason! 😂
I almost feel like the odd shape is going to make the boat want to go backwards...without some kind of horizontal stabilization to the rear I feel like the boat will 'want' to turn around so the round part is facing the front and you're making a rough teardrop shape as you move through the water and your bow will actually be your rear.
That's almost 100% how it would work in air, I'm not sure about water though.
I could be wrong that's just the feeling I get.
EDIT: To better explain what I mean, picture the boat from the top down. If you're in moving water or moving through water and the bow is anything other than dead on, the water is going to be pushing the bow to whichever side it's off to. But there's nothing on the back of the boat or anywhere else to correct that push, so it's just going to keep pushing until it rotates around.
Once it's flipped around though, the water moving around the boat towards the back is going to keep it traveling in a roughly straight line, because for the same reasons it's going to push it back to being centered.
This is how a tail on an airplane keeps it steady.
I can draw a picture if it would help, I know words aren't the best for this
Will a keel of some kind be a surprise in part 2?
@@houseofknox8066 I think a keel kind of makes it hard to float down the river though. Maybe a foot or two if it's enough?
I think just a longish rudder piece cantilevered off the back might be enough for gently floating down the river though, and doesn't require major hull changes.
You're right. The basic issue is that the center of pressure is going to be in front of the center of mass, so the moment there's a little bit of sideways force it's going to create a moment that spins it around.
Jason said in the intro that he intends to put a motor on this boat. Will that be able to offset the tendency to rotate? Just wondering; I'm no engineer.
@@edrupp2318 to some degree yes. Depends on weight/size. Without a proper rudder or something though I think he'll basically have to permanently "trim" it like an aircraft to keep it facing forward.
I admit I mostly didn't have the volume up so I might've missed some details.
Ha, that image is from Nebraska where I used to live. The guy is the local Game and Parks spokesman. He's on TV and Radio promoting the great outdoors of Nebraska every week.
Should of done a built in cooler with hatches on the front part. Would of been neat to have storage in there.
I always use rivets to wood/metal joining, with a washer inside tho... Btw that hollow front could remain hollow with a trap door to keep boaty things inside
On this weeks episode Jason waste a shit ton of money for our entertainment. And I’m loving it!
Dearest Bourbon Moth, the Keeps wig bit is a masterclass on how you do an ad read. I was rolling.
I think your "bow" is going to be the "stern". A teardrop shape hydrodynamically moves with the round end to the "front" and the pointy end to the back.
That's what I was thinking ...he basically made a giant sperm.
I don't know if I'm the only one, but sometimes I am so entertained, that i forget to hit the like button. That just gives me an opportunity to watch again! Love your stuff man.
I worked at a store that sold these. One day a lady came in to buy one because she wanted to use it as a pool for her kids. I was thinking it would be more like a boiling pot for them. I suggested she get some pond liner for it because they can get hot sitting out in the sun, but she declined. A week later she came back to get pond liner.
That's a hillbilly hot tub. Let it sit in the sun all day and when the sun sets you jump in.
That’s my experience as a former car salesman too. People don’t want to listen to your advice because you’re a salesman and obviously you’re trying to scam them. Later they realise you were providing them the benefit of your years of experience but their ego won’t let them accept that salespeople are nice people too.
To be fair, once it's filled up with water it would take quite a bit of sun to get that whole mass heated up, it would be a little bit like how you can hold a flame against a balloon if it's filled with water. So if it's put in the shade it really shouldn't get that hot.
Until it does, and you end up making grandkid soup
@@stevenfarrington2361 The problem isn't nice salespeople with years of experience or no experience but ready to help, but the ones who are there to dupe customers to make a comission. Plus present work incentives and environment are more geared towards making a quick buck.
@@stevenfarrington2361 I feel like it's a 50/50 shot in my experience.
Jason, great work and barking mad as usual! 😂😂😎😎
The author does like to from scratch, ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. As another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us don’t have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we won’t be able to practise the full stack project, is still great.
By far the best "commercial interruption" of any of your videos! If I had any hair left on my head, I would definitely try Keeps.
Random thought, did you consider using any Thixo on this build?
As someone who has used that flotation foam before (on not a boat, but still...) I went "ohhh shiiit" when you brought it out and I *totally* get your excitement to use it. Heck yeah!
Cutting plywood with a jig saw is flawless if you cut on top of a sheet of insulation foam to support the blade! Never have splintered wood again!
It reminds me of a giant ouija planchette. Be careful of haunted bodies of water - could get weird. Cool build though. It was fun to watch.
You should have added a great big huge water tank at the front. that way you could remove and add water as ballast to get it perfect and then throw some gel in there to make it all gelatin so it doesn't slosh around.
I'm guessing people in feeding troughs didn't mind spinning around as they went down stream but you have a bough... a bow ?
thinking for a minimum your'e gonna need a rudder to help keep you facing forwards because the bow... bough can easily be pushed off centre and then catch more water on one side.
Might need what we call fish plate on the back for stability
When are you going to build an old wooden biplan ? That would be terrific !
That first photo is my man Greg Wagner. He's an advocate for the outdoors in the great state of Nebraska.
Wow whats with the relaxed walk in at the start? Where's your signature entrance?
I think this is how the Union Navy in the American Civil War started their design for the Monitor ironclad. That round tub, round gun turret...
Another riviting video. Tank you very much 😁👍
Vary cleaver and shamelessly stolen, yoink ! 😅 And yes, I really know it is spelled very clever.
Looks so clean. Cant wait to see the end result!
That foam looks like polyurethane foam. My dad owned a factory back in the day and they used to make polyurethane mirror frames. You had a machine that would mix the two parts together and you would pour it into the mold put a waxed plywood board on top and then put it in a hydraulic press. Definitely wouldn’t be what we consider safe, but it was fun for me as a child as I ran around that factory.
Best mid-episode advertisement ever. I was fast-forwarding through, saw what you were doing, laughed harder than expected, and backed up to watch the whole thing. Funny stuff, brother... funny stuff.
Looking for part two.👍
This is just the right mix of a ridiculous idea and amazing skill. I just love your mindset of taking a crazy project and going all in!
This one is pretty crazy. Good thing you've built a couple practice boats before tackling this one! The thing that keeps popping in my head is how much weight you've added to the boat. I think part of the mid west appeal for the stock tank is how easy and low key it is to throw some stuff in the back of a truck, off load it into the water and go ! I can't wait to see the stock boat when completed!
Looks like a sailboat designed to the IOR rule. Not all that fast and very challenging to sail down wind. There is only one other word that comes to mind, the old salts know this, “Blooper”
DUDE, you missed an epic opportunity: carved viking bow head!
Really hoping you will try a bigger boat once the shop is expanded, Like a little wooden sjark with a basic camp setup
Very cool can’t wait to see it finished
The most impressive part of this video (to me) is your accuracy with that 16g brad nailer.. I would have busted through that 1/2 inch ply at least 23 times.
Great video and amazing cliff hanger at the end. Bring on part 2!
I have no idea how I stumbled on your channel. I’m even more embarrassed that it took watching 4 of your videos to realize why you looked so familiar. I grew up in a very small town with you. Im happy for you brother
At least one of those pics is not from the Midwest. No way we'd have those heavy coats on when the water is still flowing. That's ice fishing attire there.
I donno what this video did to my brain, but I liked it so much I tried to click somewhere in the top left corner, expecting to fine "File Save" for some reason... That would be a good feature for YouTub to have lol.
I hope the bear survived the attack. Greetings from Germany. 🙂
The cheese slice part was my favorite
Couldn't you make storage places in that front nose? it could be so useful!
Hey Jason just made a new volume knob for Doc Brown'sguitar amp..😊
It may be the Midwesterner in me, but I want that boat! I have the perfect river in mind too. It runs straight through the Loop.
Sooo I used to live near you. That city park in town used to have (or maybe still does) a giant duck made of that foam. You should make a new one!
i really want to see you build a full size boat from scratch with built in motor and all the trimmings please
Half to agree with Scott Franklin. And you have made a river table.😊
I'd love to do a similar build but with a twin bow similar to a catamaran just so it would look like the millennium falcon
wtf....dont leave us hanging bro....LOL great video as always...you are the reason i started my tiny woodshop
Absolutely ridiculous - looking forward to the next video😎
At the very end, (right before the bear attack), looking at the shape of the boat, the first thing that popped into my mind was the cartoon characters in Mad Magazines "Spy vs Spy". Man, I just aged saying that.
“My man clamps” 😂
13:52 Indeed, it's fun to think about. I can be really riveting 😐
I got a cheap rivet gun and I kinda like using it. They are pretty neat.
I'm a little surprised you didn't ThixO the rivets when you put them in
This was so cool
31:29 Brilliant!
some sort of water bag or jug in the front of the "boat" would have given you a way to adjust the balance of the "boat" by adding or substracting water as the ballast !
Lets not forget that the titanic was built with rivets and look how well that turned out lol
@ 15:00 in. this has to be one of the funnest builds ever
it might need it a proper tail as round boats are very unstable
This episode of bourbon moth brought yo you by Thixo
10:21 I guess you could have said we should “brace ourselves”. 😎
Stupid cocaine-bear damn near scared me half to death.💀Anywho, this is my kind of build! Some duct tape, bubble gum, a few paperclips, and seat-of-the-pants plans 👍
I just got a rivet setter a few months ago. Rivets are great!
I really enjoy your boat builds. Ever considered building an actual bass boat? I think that would be really cool.
So your are going to build an avakado boat?
Can you paint it green?
Too much time, too much bourbon! Whoopie!
Eagerly awaiting your next version when you add the optional hot tub inside the stock tank.
Bear attack!😆
The hair thing cracked me up.. and the boat is cool.
Dang it, dropped my phone due to that bear. Guess I'll Thixo it up😂
Ok u got me with the hamster wheel / then the keeps commercial 🤣
Thixo: The “rich” (boat) man’s Bondo
One suggestion… add a strip of 1/2 to the vertical spines to flush out with the upper and lower ribs. This way you have more strength in the frame. Think strip wood canoes. Interesting boat. Maybe an oblong tank for your next build?😮
We also use them to make swimming pools.
I love unique projects! Ive never tried to build a boat from scratch though....its on the list now. Looks pretty good my guy!
Next boat project will be : I built a mold and poured Thixo in it to make the first 100% Thixo boat! 😂
That ending tho!!!!!!!!! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can’t help thinking of the pirate ship build on another UA-cam channel. The build itself is pretty cool. They ripped a party boat down to the deck and floats.
I'm really curious to see how you're going to attach the motor, and what you're going to do to create some kind of keel. I wonder if the angle of the front is enough to keep it in line if the motor in back is well positioned, or if you really do need to add something below the trough to keep it traveling straight. I'd imagine that when these things float down the river without the boat shape, they just do a lot of spinning.
Empty 2 liter bottles make great water displacement for floatation. It is light weight and free.
Wow, nice build Jason!
Around 5:50, Longitudinal structure is not a frame, frame is Transversal structure, The top one is more like a sheer strake, at the bottom one will be more a bilge strake. Just saying, if you wanna know the good terminology. Anyway, good fun and wood working knowledge watching you. Thanks.
As someone in the Midwest, that looks cool!!!
I just watched your old boat videos with Michael Alm last night. Funny... Let's see how this one's different.
"The professional stock tank boat builders".....yyyeeeeah.
This was riveting to watch
That is looking cool.
I live in Minnesota and if there's one thing we can do is think of stupid shit to do while drinking. Lol.
Watched your "Keeps" bit three times now. Still laughing.
your content is more riveting today than normal. :P
I'm sure you were taking adequate ventilation precautions with that expanding foam since it produces highly toxic fumes during the curing process.