I Build A Boat As A Wedding Gift For My Bride And Me | part 3: welding the hull
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2024
- In this series of videos, I´ll show you the building process of our dream boat. It will be the perfect symbiosis of a water sports boat for a daytrip with friends and a place to stay for a few nights with a comfy bed. My bride and I love to stay on the water for a couple of days and with this boat we have everything we need for that. She gave me all her requirements and I made a design out of it.
The hull is 6.9 m long and 2.5 m wide, all made of marine grade aluminium, fully welded. Everything is planned, constructed and build by myself.
This will be a series of short videos documenting the building process, mostly time laps.
Enjoy! - Zábava
Nice work, cant wait to se it completed! Have you designed it your self or bought the plans? Im planing to bouild a simulare boat myself, but can nothing about boat design😅
Me too, dude, me too.
I designed it completely myself. I also did know nothing when I first started, but you have to start somewhere. Getting used to CAD probably took the longest. Everything gets manageble when divided into small enough steps. Start small. 😉
@@alumawave what kind of CAD are you using? I use Fusion for everything, but i cant find a good way to design a plate boat..
I use SolidWorks, but the functionality should be the same in this regard. I have not found a good tutorial for boats, but there are enough tutotials for other odd shapes. Projected lines or 3D splines and patches are your friends.
@@alumawave Awesome work! I'm a design engineer at a yacht builder. Our favorite CAD software for hull design is Rhino 3D. It handles surface modeling better than solidworks or autodesk inventor / fusion 360. It has a learning curve because it a different approach to modeling because there's no history tree / timeline. I'd relate it to sketchup but 1000 times more capable. Plus Rhino is a one time purchase no annoying subscriptions lol.
Keep up the great work, I'm excited to see how this comes together!
Thank you, I appreciate your input. Jep, surface handling in SW is quite delicate. I grew up with it, so I got used to it. But I will definitely look into Rhino, 90 days for the free trial is also nice to get a feeing.