Construction process for an Electric Hydrofoil convertible to an Electricjetsurf. More Photo on Facebook pg/Brucecrea... or Instagram / brucecreations Music by Rian Little Iced veins
Two thumbs up. Standing ovation. I'm 68 years old and have worked with composites for a good long while. Your project, in it's entirety, is DAMN impressive!
Jesus Christ! I work with carbon, and I've never seen anyone take it to the level you make. Not in automotive, aerospace, or otherwise. Just what I needed to see to inspire me to level up. Maybe in this lifetime, if I'm lucky.
Incredible build champ! I been building jetboards for a while now. Some do 70km/hr.. So I have a fair bit of respect from what you have done! Brilliant work!!
Very nice. Love the concept. Jet board and foil in one module. Amazing skills with the carbon fiber and battery build. Just Awesome. Have you thought of incorporating a flap mechanism into the foil to increase the lift at lower speeds and/or reduce wing size for higher speeds? That might help improve efficiency.
Awesome and beautiful work. Always love your boxed foil designs and this one is above and beyond! Enjoyed watching the construction and the seeing what went in to making this awesome machine. So the plan is to create conversion kit for already built gas powered jetsurf boards? Or will this design be released for public consumption. Is it surfable? Meaning power on to the wave back off the throttle and let the foil do the work and surf the wave? Is it possible for the motor to regen the battery while on the wave the water being pushed through motor? Thinking might be possible due to the direction of the fin blades unless there is a way to switch prop fin direction. Sorry for the long comment that should have been a email.
Hi I have building a Jetboard from MHz kit for 2 years. Small tips for the motor replace the watercooling with larger hoses and cool the MGM Esc extra. I manage with 16 kW when I cool the outrunner outside with viscosity spinges. With Magnetic switch have you installed because with everyone falls when jumping and diving. Cheers Chris from Germany
Hi, for the kill switch I used "Apico lanyard kill switch", you have to take care to seal the bottom. Just a question, how many poles did you set in the controller and how many degrees?
@@Brucecreations77 20 poles and 15 or 17 degrees. Take care of the c11 cable that quickly breaks the cable. I fixed it with hot glue because I already bought 4 cables. But the cable for the kill switch is on the side or did you stick it in? Oh, if you want to apply the setting, you'd better delete everything and never connect it to another laptop !!!
hello, very nice project, I am 3n in the process of making a jet surf with 3 engines, I wanted to know what material is used to make the joints, greetings
Hey Bruce awesome work I have been waiting for some to make something like this. I always wanted the efoil but then esurf/Jetsurf looked like a whole another sport. So I see you have the mast open to bring the water to jet pump. This is pretty amazing now you don't have to seal the motor from water corrosion. Not sure if you are in Europe but if you sell boards or molds I would be interested in know what the price would be.
how did you calculate and make underwter wing? in aviation: lots of airfoils, they chnge rom fuselage to wingtip, there is wing reverse twist. byt eye you may catch one degree, but for hydrodynamics 10 degre minutes will mean a lot. i did not see u use micrometers or anything. how did you make them? simply copied??? you ame make just a tiny assymetrical and get aelerons effect.
Nice video, you always wondering me ! I long time want make a two piece molded board like this. One question missing me always and this video not answered my problem :( How you glued together the two piece the board top and the bottom ? (it's hard enough and seal the water)
Thanks, I used this material www.easycomposites.eu/xencast-px30-soft-flexible-polyurethane-rubber But for correct sealing a good shape of the gaskets is very important. They must be collapsable.
the intake at the bottom for your water jet propulsion is intriguing and beautiful but i cant help but think that, that now adds more weight with all the water inside the water foil pillar. Wouldnt it also cause more drag because the water no longer flows around the pillar, but into it ? both these concerns combined would slow it down considerably? idk, I'm not an engineer just curious.
It is a water jet so the principle makes sense but the way it was done is probably not ideal. I would be interested to see what the efficiency of this set up is.
Does the jet drive suck the water through the lower opening on the foil? Otherwise you have no more propulsion when the board lifts out of the water. BTW nice video
Yes, there are no problems about that. It works also in steady condition if you elevate the board by hand. When you are running, the speed push the water through the mast reducing the power needed for the suction
If you are searching for a worse supplier and terrible quality MHZ is your choice! I used the 64 at first, but it last more or less in 10 minutes (the stator had a terrible braking). Of course they didn't recognize anything. I had no choice so I bought the 80. Also the Scorpion Motor give me some problems, I asked to the technical assistance for some info and they said to me.... I'm sorry I never used it I don't know (we are discussing about a 1K euro brushless motor)
Brucecreations wow that’s terrible: Didn’t expect that! But you got things working all the same? Looks awesome, can you share some more details of the driveline? BTW thanks for the awesome feed!
Fantastic work, very beautiful. Do you intend to put the engine on the foil? Do you intend to sell in jetboard version? Congratulations on the fantastic job. a masterpiece.
@@silvanoguglielmoni non nell'immediato vorrei ho in mente un paio di migliorie per renderlo più fruibile ma prima devo finire un efoil classico ed un paio di progetti in ambito kitesurf
@@silvanoguglielmoni si, visto il tuo nome pensavo fossi italiano e mi pareva stupido parlarti in inglese. In questo momento sto lavorando su un e foil tradizionale curando però in maniera partricolare estetica (almeno ci provo) e profili alari. Poi ritorno sul foil per kite (box wing ovviamente) e per finire una divisibile per kite un pò anticonvenzionale
@@Brucecreations77 that would be awesome.. would make it so people who already have a board wouldn't have to waste the money for the electric conversion kit, could just somehow attach this to existing gas board
Sorry... I so a lot of type of carbon fiber procedure. But I like a lot the one that you use... can you tell me witch is the name of this procedure please ? (02:55) So beautifool board... I need to make a e-foil board. Thanks a lot
It is an infusion process. In the video you can't see that around the box, in the bottom, there is a vacuum ring. In this way the resin flow trought the whole box
Hey I am really interested in making one of these is there anyway u could link all the Materials u used to make this. Also could u make a more detailed tutorial this video was a bit confusing. Thanks love ur vids. 😄
I learned a lot on this project but I'm not sure if is a good idea to share these experiences with some producers that are waiting to make money with it.
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Two thumbs up. Standing ovation. I'm 68 years old and have worked with composites for a good long while. Your project, in it's entirety, is DAMN impressive!
If you like, take a look also in the other videos, there is something particular in each one.
Jesus Christ! I work with carbon, and I've never seen anyone take it to the level you make. Not in automotive, aerospace, or otherwise. Just what I needed to see to inspire me to level up. Maybe in this lifetime, if I'm lucky.
What appreciations!! :) thanks a lot
Piece of ART! Best build i have seen so far!
Love your Carbon Fiber work, very clean
Your carbon work is like no other I've seen, you sir are gifted.
Incredible build champ! I been building jetboards for a while now. Some do 70km/hr.. So I have a fair bit of respect from what you have done! Brilliant work!!
Thanks a lot I'pleased that you like. What a kind of jet board did you build, electric or gasoline!
This is another level of self production
What a piece of art. 👍
HOLY S*** That is ART
This is amazing work, and one of its kind! Some talented people out there in the world.
Phenomenal. Thank you for sharing your excellence.
Speechless, breathless. The one.
Good job, Bruce.
Amazing construction !!!
Beautiful!
You make it look soooo easy.
Very interesting project, my compliments ;)
Really impressive
Очень качественно сделал. Руки ровные у тебя
great job Bruce... looks like 1000 hours work
more or less.... : )
Eres un artista,me he quedado hipnotizado viendo el video y el resultado,chapó👏👏👏👏👏👏
Grazie!
Bruce. Ti sei davvero superato. Complimenti.
Grazie, è abbastanza stiloso?
I wish there was more video of it being used. Looks gorgeous though.
Very inspiring
Sickkkk!
Outstanding
Keep riding!!
strait legendary
Very nice. Love the concept. Jet board and foil in one module.
Amazing skills with the carbon fiber and battery build. Just Awesome.
Have you thought of incorporating a flap mechanism into the foil to increase the lift at lower speeds and/or reduce wing size for higher speeds? That might help improve efficiency.
It takes a lot of time and work for this configuration, I can't imagine to add a mechanized flap
Awesome and beautiful work. Always love your boxed foil designs and this one is above and beyond! Enjoyed watching the construction and the seeing what went in to making this awesome machine. So the plan is to create conversion kit for already built gas powered jetsurf boards? Or will this design be released for public consumption. Is it surfable? Meaning power on to the wave back off the throttle and let the foil do the work and surf the wave? Is it possible for the motor to regen the battery while on the wave the water being pushed through motor? Thinking might be possible due to the direction of the fin blades unless there is a way to switch prop fin direction. Sorry for the long comment that should have been a email.
NICENESS!!!
Slick. Wouldn't the intake work better in the front though? Really cool idea. Bet those will be expensive.
You are a genius
Esagerato... Grazie!
Hi I have building a Jetboard from MHz kit for 2 years. Small tips for the motor replace the watercooling with larger hoses and cool the MGM Esc extra. I manage with 16 kW when I cool the outrunner outside with viscosity spinges. With Magnetic switch have you installed because with everyone falls when jumping and diving. Cheers Chris from Germany
Hi, for the kill switch I used "Apico lanyard kill switch", you have to take care to seal the bottom. Just a question, how many poles did you set in the controller and how many degrees?
@@Brucecreations77 20 poles and 15 or 17 degrees. Take care of the c11 cable that quickly breaks the cable. I fixed it with hot glue because I already bought 4 cables. But the cable for the kill switch is on the side or did you stick it in? Oh, if you want to apply the setting, you'd better delete everything and never connect it to another laptop !!!
Spettacolo
Mate this is incredible!! Where did you get the different carbon patterns from? I'm across the ditch in Aus 😎 keep up the good work
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hello, very nice project, I am 3n in the process of making a jet surf with 3 engines, I wanted to know what material is used to make the joints, greetings
Hey Bruce awesome work I have been waiting for some to make something like this. I always wanted the efoil but then esurf/Jetsurf looked like a whole another sport. So I see you have the mast open to bring the water to jet pump. This is pretty amazing now you don't have to seal the motor from water corrosion. Not sure if you are in Europe but if you sell boards or molds I would be interested in know what the price would be.
Hi Michael, I'm from Italy. If you have some specific question give me an e mail at brucecreations@gmail.com
Awesome carbon work! What material did you use to make the seal? Great idea.
I used flexible polyurethane www.easycomposites.co.uk/#!/resin-gel-silicone-adhesive/casting-resin/Xencast-PX30-Soft-Flexible-Polyurethane-Rubber.html
how did you calculate and make underwter wing? in aviation: lots of airfoils, they chnge rom fuselage to wingtip, there is wing reverse twist. byt eye you may catch one degree, but for hydrodynamics 10 degre minutes will mean a lot. i did not see u use micrometers or anything. how did you make them? simply copied??? you ame make just a tiny assymetrical and get aelerons effect.
Nice video, you always wondering me !
I long time want make a two piece molded board like this.
One question missing me always and this video not answered my problem :(
How you glued together the two piece the board top and the bottom ? (it's hard enough and seal the water)
Yes, the two half are glued together. After tath I put a carbon fiber strip on the corner
Nice job seriously ! Do you have EPS foam under the glass ?
I used eps foam only for the model
Pro
What are you making your gaskets from ? Fantastic build👏
Thanks, I used this material www.easycomposites.eu/xencast-px30-soft-flexible-polyurethane-rubber
But for correct sealing a good shape of the gaskets is very important. They must be collapsable.
the intake at the bottom for your water jet propulsion is intriguing and beautiful but i cant help but think that, that now adds more weight with all the water inside the water foil pillar. Wouldnt it also cause more drag because the water no longer flows around the pillar, but into it ? both these concerns combined would slow it down considerably? idk, I'm not an engineer just curious.
It is a water jet so the principle makes sense but the way it was done is probably not ideal. I would be interested to see what the efficiency of this set up is.
Wow
WOW
Does the jet drive suck the water through the lower opening on the foil? Otherwise you have no more propulsion when the board lifts out of the water. BTW nice video
Yes, there are no problems about that. It works also in steady condition if you elevate the board by hand. When you are running, the speed push the water through the mast reducing the power needed for the suction
Hi there Bruce, once again amazing what you did there. What drive are you using? Is that the MHZ 65 or the 80?
If you are searching for a worse supplier and terrible quality MHZ is your choice!
I used the 64 at first, but it last more or less in 10 minutes (the stator had a terrible braking). Of course they didn't recognize anything.
I had no choice so I bought the 80. Also the Scorpion Motor give me some problems, I asked to the technical assistance for some info and they said to me.... I'm sorry I never used it I don't know (we are discussing about a 1K euro brushless motor)
Brucecreations wow that’s terrible: Didn’t expect that! But you got things working all the same? Looks awesome, can you share some more details of the driveline? BTW thanks for the awesome feed!
@@Brucecreations77 the noise I heard that 64/5 made me question it's durability
I want to know all your secrets. The tooling at 3:38 to make the boxwing made my jaw hit the floor.
You have to wait a little bit. A complete construction of this mould will be done in the video of my lastest model of hydrofoil box wing. Stay tuned!
Here you can find some more steps, the mold is the same czcams.com/video/BN7QEEh6fuI/video.html
I don't think you can propel the vehicle with the water jet alone, without an impeller in the water.
Bonjour, vos créations sont incroyables ! Possibilité de rentrer en contact ? Vous fabriquer pour des clients ?
How do you prevent the weave from fraying when cutting your carbon? Like on your symbol / name.
Hi, in this project I used cured fabrics for the graphics, so you don't have any problem of fraying
Fantastic work, very beautiful. Do you intend to put the engine on the foil? Do you intend to sell in jetboard version? Congratulations on the fantastic job. a masterpiece.
Grazie, l'idea era quella di avere un jetsurf che diventasse jet foil. Quindi con il motore piazzato nella tavola potevi fare entrambe le cose.
Molto bene,
intendi commercializzare in futuro?
@@silvanoguglielmoni non nell'immediato vorrei ho in mente un paio di migliorie per renderlo più fruibile ma prima devo finire un efoil classico ed un paio di progetti in ambito kitesurf
@@Brucecreations77 Sei italiano? Mio padre è italiano, ma io sono brasiliano. Farai un E-foil ?
@@silvanoguglielmoni si, visto il tuo nome pensavo fossi italiano e mi pareva stupido parlarti in inglese. In questo momento sto lavorando su un e foil tradizionale curando però in maniera partricolare estetica (almeno ci provo) e profili alari. Poi ritorno sul foil per kite (box wing ovviamente) e per finire una divisibile per kite un pò anticonvenzionale
Can you make a foil like that, that could attach to a jetsurf race?
This was the aim of the project
@@Brucecreations77 that would be awesome.. would make it so people who already have a board wouldn't have to waste the money for the electric conversion kit, could just somehow attach this to existing gas board
Sorry... I so a lot of type of carbon fiber procedure.
But I like a lot the one that you use... can you tell me witch is the name of this procedure please ? (02:55)
So beautifool board... I need to make a e-foil board.
Thanks a lot
It is an infusion process. In the video you can't see that around the box, in the bottom, there is a vacuum ring. In this way the resin flow trought the whole box
@@Brucecreations77 Thanks a lot... I'll search and learn this type of process :-)
What is the thickness of this surfboard? What model is the motor? I am also making this electric surfboard recently.
The thickness is around 11 cm. The motor is scorpion but is the more expensive and unreliable motor that I've seen
Kunstwerk
Porca tr... Sempre il numero 1...
Перешли ликало😜🙏
What is the green logo made of?
Is made with a carbon fiber and glass fiber fabric. The glass fiber is colored of course
What are you use for the gasket?
it's flexible polyurethane www.easycomposites.co.uk/xencast-px30-soft-flexible-polyurethane-rubber
@@Brucecreations77 Thanks
Hey I am really interested in making one of these is there anyway u could link all the Materials u used to make this. Also could u make a more detailed tutorial this video was a bit confusing. Thanks love ur vids. 😄
Send me an e mail
Brucecreations what’s ur email
@@sushigang9363 it is at the end of each video
Brucecreations kk
Brucecreations hey I sent u an email
When will there be an update on this ?
I learned a lot on this project but I'm not sure if is a good idea to share these experiences with some producers that are waiting to make money with it.
Too bad you did not write something / anything about each step.
fuckkkk is it 20k?
Wow