DIY Plywood Canoe - BANDARRA
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- Опубліковано 31 бер 2022
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I was going to put this on the second channel but in the end liked it was so much fun building Barry the Boat that I thought it deserved to be in the main channel. Hope you enjoy.
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How good that looks like I could never build that now to attach a wing on on it lol
That's a great looking little boat I like the way you built it can you help with a diagram with measurements I would like to build one for my wife great work thanks for sharing
Very enjoyable.
Super nice build!
You guys are very talented 👍
Fenomenal!
Well, I never saw that coming !!
Cool!
What next? Id love to see you make one of those paramotor boats
Cut the paddle in half and make a sleeve to reconnect them if you ever paddle a kayak!
It’s the point where you glue an offcut to make your bow that hooks me, but seeing the mock-up being paddled like a kayak that prompts this comment.
Looking forward to seeing what floats your boat and both of you learning the J-stroke and bow draw!
I'll level with you Dan, I don't know what half of the stuff you said means! :´)
@@AndreBandarra1 Dan's trying to say that a canoe is usually paddled with a single paddle, you're using a kayak paddle which is why it's a bit awkward especially for Gemma with the high sides. Kayaks have low sides for paddling with the 2 sided paddle while canoe has high sides and is paddled with a single sided one.
@@TheGrundigg ahhh, that makes complete sense! thanks
Just to add to this, kayak paddles also sometimes have (adjustable) angle offsets called feathering, which has a few benefits (including reducing the wind drag while the high side of the paddle is in the air by reducing the angle of attack of the paddle) but also requires a little more technique. In addition, the paddle blades themselves are asymmetric (helps keep surface area constant throughout the stroke) and have a dihedral (helps water move evenly).
@@DodamIh Yeah, I paddled quite a bit as a kid and was considering making them assymetric for less wind resistance, but with my specific constrains and extra technique needed (Gemma's not used to them) thought we wouldn-t be loosing that much by making the straight
I do love the canoe, but if fitting into a van / weight is an issue, consider making a packraft (inflatable raft)? It's the maritime equivalent of the paraglider in some sense; I'm sure you would build a neat one given how much sewing you had to do for the single-surface video.
I've carried my packraft (Alpacka Caribou) on my bike while touring and have put my bike on it - it weighs 2.2kg, and still less than 4kg including the paddle and PFD.
André, do you know a Perche Brand paraglider ??