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Hola. Gracias por enseñar tu trabajo. . ? Que madera usas ?

I think you show that anyone can do this with basic tools and you try lots of different skills to finish it. I think maybe some more time on fairing the strips before epoxying would have paid dividends but this construction method looks like fun. Did you use a plan or just wing it?

Thanks for sharing. I'm curious how its holding up with just the epoxy coating over the wood. I built a similar canoe but used fiberglass cloth with the epoxy resin.

Most impressive thing about this video was the fact that you managed to find clear pine.

You want a shallow arch hull , why a flat bottom .?

Отличная работа, хорошая и красивая вещь!!!

What was the sealing chemical?

Your boat is extremely impressive but I think I would’ve taken more time to carve the Leaf design instead of using adrenal tool. I know you did that to save time, but I would have spent more time carving it in a relief form instead of just a lines other than that man that is fabulous, you have inspired me

How thick are the strips.

If you allow yourself you can learn something from everyone. Cool

Does not look very strong .

Enjoyed it and the built-by-eye method. In the future, when you build a proper 17 ft canoe, speed the process way up by using strips twice as wide except those that cross the tight curve of the bilge. Also a carbide scraper sharpened occasionally by a diamond hone will remove those glue blobs real quick. Small temporary screws will hold those bottom ribs tight till the glue sets. Finally, a single layer of 6 oz fiberglass cloth in epoxy over the exterior will toughen the entire hull right up without adding hardly any weight.

Not the way I would have done it, but hey. This kid has built one more canoe than me so far. We all gotta start somewhere. Good on ya, dude

Outstanding woodwook ! 10 feet and narrow is very small, Polly risen and glass mat would strengthen the structure, and solve many problems. I wish I knew the purpose of the craft , this could be used for display in a restaurant, suspended from the ceiling.

Terrible boat build

Great video and a beautiful canoe

You did a good job. Didn't know it was possible to build a canoe from pine.

No fish for supper. 😢

Nice

Me encantaría tener el plano para poder hacerlo

👍👍👍👍👍

So many questions!

Nice job! Refreshing to see someone crank one of these out without obsessing over expensive and rare materials and taking years to make because of an over the top building method. Excellent work!

Okay i like the boat nice

How thick are the strips? How high are your sides? and... skegs or keel would let you track better.

I really like the staple technique for holding planks together. I have watched a lot of canoe build videos and have never seen that. Very practical and less complicated way of holding those planks together while the glue dries and definitely allows for faster work.

Sorry, but the build qual;ity just didn't have to be that poor. Those glued-on cross pieces on the floor which had big gaps underneath were the last straw for me.

Sorry where can I find the building plans for this canoe? or if this type of canoe has a name, thank you

te felicito he aprendido mucho y de una manera facil no complicada...sigue adelante con tus proyectos

Awesome! true to my heart of get to good enough and get paddling. Jeff and Jimmy Snyder used to carve squirt kayak plugs with a chainsaw (cutting through nails and all). So glad there are the practical folk, as well as the neurotic perfectionists, all a matter of balance. Also adore the wood burned leaf motif, gotta do what speaks to ya!

Would have been easier to just use those wide planks whole,just get them thicknessed down and do a traditional crossplanked bottom

I like the canoe, but do not see how this is better than just bending plywood. Faster, easier, far more sturdy

So, I really enjoyed that video. I kept thinking to myself at each point “he’s not gonna do that is he”? And you did… and yet it turned out very symmetrical and fully functional. A manufactured object only has to do one thing “meet the customer’s expectations” and it does exactly that. It’s true that there are plenty of things that would have made it better. But the way you did it makes it very approachable for anyone with just a few tools an only a small amount of time. You’ve got plenty of life left if you ever want to spend thousands of hours building a “perfect” canoe.

awesome build. maybe you can use something to catch the drips from the epoxy or thicken it up with something, i bet that was a pain to clean up afterwards. The design is beautiful though. Did you design it?

I like it! Kind of like a pirogue, really.

Love it

Terribly rough but it floats. Nothing craftsman-like... just down and dirty. I like it.

Вот че творит МЕРЗАВЕЦ, вывод тут один, пара его ставить в угол

How did it hold up? What was the total weight when finished? How many sq ft of material did you use? Did you make the templates for the jig yourself? How comfortable was that seat? Well done!

good video, no bs, no music, just work. if you build another in the future consider looking into fiberglass, its easier than you may think

Wow, never seen a strip-built canoe with a chime before! Not a hard chine, but a chime, nonetheless. Not criticizing, the best canoe I ever had was flat-bottomed, also (made by

Not bad!!

10 foot canoe it's useless.

Всё искромсал и сделал чудо.

Love the no B/S attitude to the build. Working with what you have, no fancy tools or materials and producing a lovely, useable canoe. With regular maintenance that will last many years on calm waters. Well done mate! 👍

Very nice!! makes me want to build one. (I don't have the tools or materials but some day...)

Not bad for a first boat. Definitely light duty though. Wouldn't trust those seams in any kind of wave or wind conditions.

Great job my friend

Hey bro hope your well. Now i Living in Morrocco

No ribs needed I have done 30 + foot ceder ocean going canoes and none have come a part.