How to Build a Wooden Boat - Building Oonagh/ARRIBA Ultimate Dinghy, Part 1: A Real RIB Alternative

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  • čas přidán 30. 05. 2022
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Komentáře • 50

  • @TheBeaker59
    @TheBeaker59 Před 2 lety +12

    I love the idea of a pram dinghy so much that I built one (a smaller one than this) 7 years ago with my intellectually handicapped son. We use it as a tender to our 28ft sailboat it is a great load carrier I have never put an outboard on it, it rows like a dream and the grandchildren love to play in it. The big boat is for sail and while I have just finished building an 11ft sailing dinghy for the grandchildren I will keep the pram dinghy for myself to trout fish out of and generally potter around in.

  • @vagabondroller
    @vagabondroller Před rokem

    This is in no way a replacement for a RIB. So many people make the mistake of getting something like this, that doesn’t plane or an underpowered inflatable that also doesn’t plane, when going cruising. The fact that it doesn’t plane severely limits it’s utility as a tender when cruising. Also, it is nowhere near as seaworthy as any Hypalon inflatable. With my 10’ RIB and 15HP Yamaha 2 stroke I can comfortably make 20 mile round trips in about an hour. This allows me to anchor further out if I want and to explore vastly more than any non planing tender would allow. That being said, this is a beautiful boat but not sure what it improves on over the Joel White Nutshell. You do have to constantly worry about thieves stealing your outboard when ashore and sailing around the anchorage would be nice. For that reason I’m thinking of switching to a rollup to put the 15HP on, to free up the foredeck for a Spindrift 11N or in a perfect world, a PT11.

  • @Pocketfarmer1

    Ribs should be called deflatables. It’s the air coming out that is more important.

  • @othoapproto9603

    that sun better be under the yardarm before that drink

  • @jeffreyholt4169

    Beautiful and functional looking design. My only concern is the overall weight of the finished boat, which is listed as 170 pounds. An average builder will likely produce a boat that weighs a good bit more. I realize we're talking about a boat that is just shy of 12 feet with an ample five foot beam, but managing that amount of weight is going to be a challenge, both ashore and with any handling involved in stowing aboard. How large would the yacht have to be to support storing Oonagh on the deck? The CLC Passagemaker dinghy has similar dimensions, but only weighs 90 pounds and can be built as a nesting hull.

  • @jimmullins4007
    @jimmullins4007 Před rokem

    why are the chines cut off to an angle, seems it would roll easier thsn the full chine corners

  • @TheKYMB01
    @TheKYMB01 Před rokem

    Was inspired until I tried to get PDF plans. $157 I can't justify it.

  • @Mookd0g1
    @Mookd0g1 Před 2 lety +1

    Looks awesome. Beautifully conceived and executed. And, nicely communicated. Wish it had a jib but the rig look fun.

  • @805gregg
    @805gregg Před 2 lety

    I built a Tender for Nerria by L. Nathaniel Hershoff, best tender ever and designed by a master

  • @robingraham6820
    @robingraham6820 Před rokem

    Hi, I just want to watch the further videos about this interesting dinghy. I don’t want to jump through hoops and have all my data collected. If you want me to see them make them available. I might buy your plans. But if you want to make it difficult I can keep searching for my ultimate dinghy

  • @samuelb6960
    @samuelb6960 Před 2 lety +3

    Worked with Eric about 18 years ago at schooner creek boat works quite the artist with wood.

  • @afloatinawoodenboat
    @afloatinawoodenboat Před rokem +1

    This design is wonderful!

  • @nathanbenton2051

    boat makers r so cool

  • @alanlake5220
    @alanlake5220 Před rokem

    Would be great to see a mini series on building this boat, it looks good .

  • @yzScott

    I love this idea a lot. I am seeing quite a few different designs, but none of them "for sale". They are all plans and/or kits.

  • @AzBiahTam
    @AzBiahTam Před rokem +1

    Hi, I'm interested, are there any European kits available? do you have a dealer in the EU where I can buy a nesting dinghy sailing wattian DIY kit?

  • @geraldbeltran428
    @geraldbeltran428 Před 2 lety

    Great looking boat....when is part 2 coming?

  • @bobcornwell403
    @bobcornwell403 Před rokem +2

    Looks like it is atleast 10 ft long, maybe even 11 ft. Would be a great day sailor, but I doubt it would be a good dinghy. Dinghies are usually kept aboard the larger boat when the larger boat is under way.

  • @johnq.public2621

    Can you make a nesting version of this? Like an Eastport Nesting Pram?

  • @wdtaut5650

    See the Piccup Pram by Jim Michalak.