I was imagining that after you edited the video, you went into your studio and made the background music, rocking out with your handmade synthesizer………….😉😘🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Great job on the paddle. 👏👏👏👏
Meisterhaft mein Freund! Du scheinst mit der Bandsäge genauso geübt zu sein wie mit dem Sackmesser! Das meiste mit dem freien Auge oder nur mit einem Kübel für die Rundungen, wie immer schwer beeindruckend! Herzliche Grüße, Sepp
In Canada, if you paddle a lot, we often use a longer, narrower paddle for lakes, and longer distances, but a shorter, fatter blade for faster water and rapids. There are of course in between paddles, and in the end use what’s most comfortable. If you put a keel, or even multiple keels, it would be much easier to keep it straight, and I’m willing to bet it would feel less "wiggly" and unstable too. Of course manoeuvrability would be a lot less. You’re a master with that band saw, nice job.
Felix, you cease to amaze me, all your video's are so great to watch. the best thing is you make things from almost nothing or only at a very small cost. The lesson is that the best thinks in life are free ....or almost free. I will never look at a Roof lath in the same way again 😊👍 cheers Ian
I really like the idea to use the leftovers for it and also the result, of course it had some weight compared to professional paddles but It worked like the canoe itself….much better than expected, the for sharing my friend, take care, Taro
Great video, Felix. Good paddle for the canoe. However, your followers would like to continue enjoying your mastery for a long time to come. I say this because of how dangerously close your hands look to the saw you use. Be careful, careless with these tools do not give second chances. Cheer up with the channel and we wait for the next one. 👍😉
Nice! A kayak paddle would be best for this narrow canoe. Borrow one from your friends. You will like it. Make sure that the paddles are at 90deg to each other. Your kayak friends will explain to you why this is necessary. Love what you are doing man. Take care.
Excellent series! I've been wanting to buy a canoe for a long time now. The expense of a new one and used one has held me up. Since I found your channel I have learned many new skills that I didn't know that I had. I think my winter project will be building a canoe. Do you think if I made the canoe wider it would make it more stable? I will keep watching you my friend . This is Marty from West Virginia in the USA
Marty, here might be a channel of interest if you are basically new to building wooden boats and don't have a sophisticated (like Felix's) toolset. It's kind of like a cross between a canoe and a kayak called the KanoYak . ua-cam.com/channels/rCTQD0XcHspVJLbha0ys1w.htmlvideos?view=0&sort=dd&shelf_id=0 About 30 years ago I built one of these KanoYaks from a similar kit out of plywood, it weighed about 75 pounds empty. It looks like Jim, the company owner has found a way to lighten them up a bit. It's not a whitewater boat, just lakes and easy rivers...a good fishing or exploring boat. It took me and my young son four days and evenings to complete it back then with mostly hand tools and electric drill, saw, & sander, plus a few days to prime and paint it. This was my first attempt at anything like this and it was a grand success. I took this all over the West (CO, NM, UT, WY, MT, SD, NE) on various lakes and rivers. After refinishing it about 12 years ago I gave it to a friend and she has enjoyed it since.
Ganz toll gemacht lieber Felix! 👍👍👍 Es ist immer wieder schön zu sehen, mit welchem Elan und welcher Begeisterung du an deine Projekte heran gehst!👍👍👍 Ganz liebe Grüße aus Wels in die schöne Schweiz!
Superbly done. As a suggestion you could think of using outriggers. They will help you with stability. Also you could make it into a removable attachment. That way depending on the conditions you can decide to add or remove the outriggers.
Kudos F I. From the top working down , you brought the roof down , seriously though, thanks for sharing your Design ideas, as soon as you said flat bottom. I had a. Vision of something I've been. Planning for a while .finding time has been an obstacle. You have helped me feel I must make time , so thanks again , Good luck in all you do ,,
Well done Felix. Now that you have used your paddle what, if anything, would you change on the next paddle? Really fine job making your canoe and paddle.
@@FelixImmler Your paddle is all you need to move your canoe 96 ways. Just learn how to use it and you will be a better paddler and a better man. There is an old saying in the Canoe world, "Half the paddle, twice the man". lol
Hello,Felix!I think without Victorinox you could not make the canoe and the paddel !It's a joke! In my country the boats with flat bottom are very popular. To my mind what people preferred for themself's intentions that is popular. Felix - great job!
Really enjoyed this, apart from the bandsaw. Love the way you were able to use the belt sander with one hand. I'm not strong enough to get the control with one hand. I was wondering how well the white wood glue is holding up? Even if you use a 'waterproof' one, the water will soften it.
Das ist Pu- Leim! Und der hält garantiert nicht gut bei solch offenen Klebefugen! Auf das Paddel würde ich definitiv nicht vertrauen! Oder halt eins als Ersatz mitnehmen.
Amazing results from humble origins. I wonder if you could give us a bit of a tour of your favourite spots in your part of Switzerland? It always looks so very scenic. 🇨🇭 🇨🇭 🇨🇭
Greetings Felix. Enjoyed viewing this excellent follow up video. Great project ! I am curious, did you ever mention what you do for your regular job ? Other than being a wonderful UA-camr. I am sure that you have many good friends because you seem to be a real honest, hard working and likeable guy. Thank you for sharing your passion with the world. Until your next video, farewell and stay safe. Your friend from Québec, Canada. Don
@@FelixImmler now I can see why you are so personable and crafty. I thought maybe that you worked for Victoria Swiss Army knife as a Pro Staff or manager. Thank you for responding to your supporters, I respect this very much. Continue the great projects. Fun to watch from Québec, Canada.
It looks easy when Felix build it, but I'm sure, it's hard work to create such a paddle. Greetings Tino Es sieht einfach aus, wenn Felix es baut, aber ich bin sicher, es ist harte Arbeit, ein solches Paddel zu bauen. Gruß Tino
👉 In the next video i show you how to build a canoe cart from roof battens. 👋🏼
I want to see a roof batten outrigger, and a gaff sail rig for the canoe next Felix 👍
Good ideas!
Excellent video! Really enjoyed the simple details about to make this very well shaped paddle. Have a good one my friend!
hey James. Thanks, you so much! I really appreciate your support!
@@FelixImmler You are most welcome, my friend!
Thank you!!!!!!!!! You are Truly an Inspiration.......Cheers from the USA................
Wow, thank you!
I was imagining that after you edited the video, you went into your studio and made the background music, rocking out with your handmade synthesizer………….😉😘🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Great job on the paddle. 👏👏👏👏
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 i'm not really musical
Thank you! I always learn something when I watch one of your videos! Take care!
Awesome! Thank you!
Meisterhaft mein Freund! Du scheinst mit der Bandsäge genauso geübt zu sein wie mit dem Sackmesser! Das meiste mit dem freien Auge oder nur mit einem Kübel für die Rundungen, wie immer schwer beeindruckend! Herzliche Grüße, Sepp
Haa ha haa das ist alles nur Handgelenk mal Pi...🤣🤣
Great work,now it is a complete selfmade set,boat plus paddle
This was my goal... Thanks a lot dear Steve!!
Hi Felix. respect an 'Immlerwerft' - you will never be 'up the creek withiut a paddle'! Bleib gesund. ATB. Nigel.
Danke lieber Nigel!!! Ich schätze Deinen Support sehr!
You sir, are a master craftsman!!
hello Richard. Thank you very much!
In Canada, if you paddle a lot, we often use a longer, narrower paddle for lakes, and longer distances, but a shorter, fatter blade for faster water and rapids. There are of course in between paddles, and in the end use what’s most comfortable.
If you put a keel, or even multiple keels, it would be much easier to keep it straight, and I’m willing to bet it would feel less "wiggly" and unstable too. Of course manoeuvrability would be a lot less. You’re a master with that band saw, nice job.
Hello Jim. Thank you so much for your compliment and tips!
Another one of the best tutorials in engineering . Thank You Felix for showing us what a human is capable of . All the best sent your way .
This comment makes me happy! Thanks a lot!
Great job! The music choice was a nice touch. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you liked it!
Muito bom o seu canal amigo , parabéns.
Felix, you cease to amaze me, all your video's are so great to watch. the best thing is you make things from almost nothing or only at a very small cost. The lesson is that the best thinks in life are free ....or almost free. I will never look at a Roof lath in the same way again 😊👍 cheers Ian
Haaa ha haaaa, thank you so much Ian😀
I really like the idea to use the leftovers for it and also the result, of course it had some weight compared to professional paddles but It worked like the canoe itself….much better than expected, the for sharing my friend, take care, Taro
Thank you so much my friend!!
Another good job Felix!
Congratulations and thanks for the video!
Hello Jose. Thank you so much!
Great video, Felix. Good paddle for the canoe. However, your followers would like to continue enjoying your mastery for a long time to come. I say this because of how dangerously close your hands look to the saw you use. Be careful, careless with these tools do not give second chances. Cheer up with the channel and we wait for the next one. 👍😉
Thanks for your honest feedback!!
Have to agree, the handsaw was risky. Trouble is other viewers will watch and do the same thing thinking it's ok.
Ein Vogelhaus mit dem Taschenmesser wäre ein cooles Projekt, da würde ich mich über ein Video freuen 😊
Daran habe ich auch schon gedacht! Danke für den Hinweis!
Thanks so much! Beautiful job!
Thank you too!
Great diy project
Thank you! 😊
Very impressive Felix!
Thank you so much!
Hallo Felix, das Paddel herzustellen ist fast so aufwändig wie das Kanu selbst. LG Micha
Ein guter Pfeil ist auch so schwierig wie ein guter Bogen :-D
🤗hello from Detroit Michigan USA brother great video
Thank you so much for your fantastic support!
Fantastisk work Felix, love from Norway ivo,
Thank you so much!!
Nice Projekt
Thanks a lot Henning!
Great job Felix.
Thank you so much my friend!
👋🇧🇾✌️. Very informative 👍👍👍! Thank's a lot, Felix 🤘🤘🤘!!
Glad you liked it!
Sempre grande Felix, complimenti!
grazie per il tuo supporto caro Nicola!
Cool paddle, and very nice that you made it with spare wood from the canoe build.
Thank you very much Andre!
Amazing!
Excellent video. I would have attached the blades to the shaft with 6 to 8 biskets.
Great point! Thanks for your tip!
Or just dowels!
Nice! A kayak paddle would be best for this narrow canoe. Borrow one from your friends. You will like it. Make sure that the paddles are at 90deg to each other. Your kayak friends will explain to you why this is necessary. Love what you are doing man. Take care.
That's the plan! Thanks a lot for your tip!
Awesome paddle! Great job!
Excellent series! I've been wanting to buy a canoe for a long time now. The expense of a new one and used one has held me up. Since I found your channel I have learned many new skills that I didn't know that I had. I think my winter project will be building a canoe. Do you think if I made the canoe wider it would make it more stable? I will keep watching you my friend . This is Marty from West Virginia in the USA
Yes, i will do that! Thanks a lot Marty!
Marty, here might be a channel of interest if you are basically new to building wooden boats and don't have a sophisticated (like Felix's) toolset. It's kind of like a cross between a canoe and a kayak called the KanoYak . ua-cam.com/channels/rCTQD0XcHspVJLbha0ys1w.htmlvideos?view=0&sort=dd&shelf_id=0
About 30 years ago I built one of these KanoYaks from a similar kit out of plywood, it weighed about 75 pounds empty. It looks like Jim, the company owner has found a way to lighten them up a bit. It's not a whitewater boat, just lakes and easy rivers...a good fishing or exploring boat. It took me and my young son four days and evenings to complete it back then with mostly hand tools and electric drill, saw, & sander, plus a few days to prime and paint it. This was my first attempt at anything like this and it was a grand success. I took this all over the West (CO, NM, UT, WY, MT, SD, NE) on various lakes and rivers. After refinishing it about 12 years ago I gave it to a friend and she has enjoyed it since.
Fantastic job Felix!! I was amazed that you were able to make it without and screws or other fasteners.
Thank you very much!
can't wait for next Friday
Thanks a lot Steve!
@@FelixImmler thankyou
Ganz toll gemacht lieber Felix! 👍👍👍 Es ist immer wieder schön zu sehen, mit welchem Elan und welcher Begeisterung du an deine Projekte heran gehst!👍👍👍
Ganz liebe Grüße aus Wels in die schöne Schweiz!
Vielen Dank Willi! Ich schätze deine positiven Kommentare sehr!
Hi, Felix!
I wish, I will have a time for copy your boat! Really awesome! And must be very impressive!!
Thanks a lot for your valuable support since years!!
@@FelixImmler Allways by your side, bro!👍
Love it! My cheapest home made paddle cost about $ 1.50 and I really like yours better. I'll have to make some more of them like yours.
Thanks a lot Frank!
Superbly done. As a suggestion you could think of using outriggers. They will help you with stability. Also you could make it into a removable attachment. That way depending on the conditions you can decide to add or remove the outriggers.
Very cool project. Well done! Thanks!!!
Thanks for watching dear Jerry!
Kudos F I. From the top working down , you brought the roof down , seriously though, thanks for sharing your Design ideas, as soon as you said flat bottom. I had a. Vision of something I've been. Planning for a while .finding time has been an obstacle. You have helped me feel I must make time , so thanks again , Good luck in all you do ,,
Thank you very much for your nice comment!
Great video very helpful. Thanks 😊🙏
Glad it was helpful! Thanks a lot Mike!
Wie immer Spitze!!! Gruß Sven
Vielen Dank Sven!
Du mit dinere arbet bisch echt inspirierend! Gruess usem zh underland!
Dankä Severin!
thanks i will try to make thet
Super... go for it!
Well done Felix. Now that you have used your paddle what, if anything, would you change on the next paddle? Really fine job making your canoe and paddle.
To be honest... may be i would make a double blade paddle next time!
@@FelixImmler Your paddle is all you need to move your canoe 96 ways. Just learn how to use it and you will be a better paddler and a better man.
There is an old saying in the Canoe world, "Half the paddle, twice the man". lol
I really like what you do but I really prefer what you do with your SAK!!!!!
Cracking 👌
Thanks a lot!
Hello,Felix!I think without Victorinox you could not make the canoe and the paddel !It's a joke! In my country the boats with flat bottom are very popular. To my mind what people preferred for themself's intentions that is popular. Felix - great job!
Hello Sergey, Thanks for your interesting comment!
A double end paddle might serve for quicker reaction to river direction changes.
Thanks for your hint!
Viel Schleifen ! Tolles Paddel !
Danke Dennis. Ja, es war schon ziemlich viel Schleifarbeit :-D
Nice work, but since you sit so low in your canoe, you will get better performance from a double blade paddle.
Thanks for your tip! I will try out a double paddle!
Really enjoyed this, apart from the bandsaw. Love the way you were able to use the belt sander with one hand. I'm not strong enough to get the control with one hand.
I was wondering how well the white wood glue is holding up? Even if you use a 'waterproof' one, the water will soften it.
Thanks 👍 I uses Collano Semparoc Rapid S. This glue hold like crazy. The connected parts are stronger then the woos himself.
@@FelixImmler makes sense now, it's polyurethane, not pva.
Das ist Pu- Leim! Und der hält garantiert nicht gut bei solch offenen Klebefugen! Auf das Paddel würde ich definitiv nicht vertrauen! Oder halt eins als Ersatz mitnehmen.
Amazing results from humble origins.
I wonder if you could give us a bit of a tour of your favourite spots in your part of Switzerland? It always looks so very scenic. 🇨🇭 🇨🇭 🇨🇭
Greetings Felix. Enjoyed viewing this excellent follow up video. Great project !
I am curious, did you ever mention what you do for your regular job ? Other than being a wonderful UA-camr. I am sure that you have many good friends because you seem to be a real honest, hard working and likeable guy.
Thank you for sharing your passion with the world. Until your next video, farewell and stay safe. Your friend from Québec, Canada.
Don
Hello Don. Thank you so much for this wonderful feedback! I am social worker but the last 5 year i make carving workshops for kids and adults.
@@FelixImmler now I can see why you are so personable and crafty. I thought maybe that you worked for Victoria Swiss Army knife as a Pro Staff or manager. Thank you for responding to your supporters, I respect this very much. Continue the great projects. Fun to watch from Québec, Canada.
IT Dosent looks hand made ,looks very professional, great job !
Pd : give Back the pencil to your kids 😅😅
ha ha haaaaaaa, very well observed !! Thank you so much 😀
I would not be shocked if this man was able to use one single stick and like use some black magic or something and make it a functioning airplane.
Thanks for your compliment!
@@FelixImmler Of course. Me and my Scout leaders watch your videos all the time, so thanks for replying and making my day better.
Mach doch ein Katamaran draus ..wäre optimal für diy
genau! Geile Idee!
I was thinking that first the paddle and second the canoe, but the paddle needs a design and hard work, not very hard but itnn
Thanks a lot for your comment!
Die Paddel Bestellungen werden bei dir bald deinen Postkasten zum Überlaufen bringen.
Haaa ha haa bis jetz ist das Bestellungsvolumen noch überschaubar 😂
@@FelixImmler kommt noch.
you just need to add a keel that runs the length of the bottom
Thanks a lot for your tip!
👍👍🙂👋🇸🇪
Grüsse nach Schweden!
i feel so ignorant, what is a roof batten?
these are the cross bars on the roof ... where the roof tiles are hung
ua-cam.com/video/na_QQsHWs0s/v-deo.html
how you call them?
ah yes, ok, we don't have much tile roof here in Missouri but I did a Google search and I see now. great work by the way. thanks
Are victorinox the best knives in the world?
Puts !
Tu é pica mesmo irmão !
Obrigado pelo seu comentário inteligente!
But where is your SAK?!?!?!
But it’s not easy
The paddle? It weights 1050g
It looks easy when Felix build it, but I'm sure, it's hard work to create such a paddle.
Greetings Tino
Es sieht einfach aus, wenn Felix es baut, aber ich bin sicher, es ist harte Arbeit, ein solches Paddel zu bauen.
Gruß Tino
Good project , But ! far to much wood needed & used , very time consuming , labour intensive , could have been done much quicker and easier
Yes, you are right
Always enjoy your videos ,keep up the great work
@@geraldthompson6904
Could you give us the url to your video?