Building My Dream Yacht From Scratch - Can We Outdo Italian Yacht?
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- čas přidán 10. 05. 2024
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I can't think of a single thing that could go wrong with this build.
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Be in the water by july seems ambitious but some how Oscar will make it happen
If nothing goes wrong, how will we learn....
@@dirtybirddaprix1757 I hear you, but why waste time and money repeating mistakes of the past though? Better to plan more and avoid the "dumb" mistakes and spend the saved time and money trying and mastering cool new methods 🙂
This boat is merely a step towards the boat he actually wants. The fire pit is proof. When this boat is inevitably consumed by fire, the insurance money from it will then go to the final boat. Chess not checkers.
hot tub in the front is going to have the boat plowing water, should be in the middle or the back.
definitely need to put it in the back
should probably close in the front more too, for rogue waves and such, from other boats
Came to say the same thing. Look at his other professional built yacht. Heavy in the back and gets lighter as it moves forward.
He's already going to have two engines in the back. I'm guessing they should weigh enough to level it out.
Probably true but I think putting it more mid ship would make the bow ride slightly proud. I’m sure there’s a tipping point but I don’t know what it is.
@wes52101 a small hot tub is about 400 gallons of water. That's 4000 pounds on the nose. That's allot of weight to balance out and overcome
I'm an aerospace stress analyst. The kinks in the side supports aren't ideal for load transfer. Also consider diagonal struts somewhere for lateral strength. I'd recommend a basic finite element software to design your support structure.
Get out of this chat with engineering and bs. This is b is for build. Mistakes will be made
@@freestyledrtbk Only thing about that is if they, y'know, *die*, then there's no more B is for Build, so... yeah.
@@freestyledrtbk It's only where they are going to put the children, don't worry about it. They bounce.
It ain't rocket engineering! ;)
SEMA is in early November. Maybe think about starting your SEMA vehicle now instead of waiting until October.
Don't worry, he's got this.... Chris you got this right?
Pshhhhh ridiculous! 6 and a half days to build a SEMA car is almost too much time.
@@Markisamillersaid every SEMA builder ever…only to realize the first comment
4 day sema build that gets 90% “good enough” done on the sema floor the night before
Why start with a SEMA build now? You only need a couple of hours to wrap a shell of a car
This reminds me of the episode of the Simpsons when Homer was hired to design a new car for his long lost brother lol.
Didn't he go bankrupt?? 😂😂😂
The car with rack and peanut steering. Danny Divito was the voice of his brother. And yes, I do believe this caused the brother to go bankrupt.
@@MikeAnderson-uj3oorack and peanut steering? Why wouldn't he go with re-cycling ball steering??
I shall indeed refer to this boat as "the Homer"
Consider the trailer first… build the boat to fit the trailer. Make sure the trailer fits through your doors first!
And the height size, while over the trailer if it's going to fit under bridges
Nobody is trailering a 12+ foot boat, anything over 102" would need permits in most places
@@Goose-it I’m just saying that before they get too “deep” in this project, they better have a way to move it…
@@Goose-it so how are they going to take it from the shop to the marina?
@@tonyguate there's companies that specialize in transporting over size boats, I had a boat that the top had to be taken off to transport, and reassembled at it's destination.
Ditch the hot tub and make room for a kitchen way more useful for a day on the lake.
Exactly. If i want to chill in some water I’d jump into the infinite amount of water that’s commonly around a pontoon.
He said he was putting a BBQ grill on it if you need an entire kitchen why not stay home?
@@aber2912you don't chill in a HOT tube hence the word HOT!
@@joeysweet9045 even still it has no place on a pontoon boat in spite of the phrasing.
@@aber2912 maybe not yours but maybe on someone else's it does!
First thing on his design is twin sofas. You would think that the initial design elements would be those of a nautical nature, you know, the things that make a boat safe and prevent people from like, drowning. This should be good. The first outing of the other boat ended in dry dock for like 2 years, and once repaired, it sank. Building boats is a great idea.
Around here we call something like that a "Party Barge"
Right? Furthest thing from a yacht lol
Or house boat.
@lrmart88 yeah, he would have been better off buying a house boat and stripping the top off for this.
@@lrmart88 I wouldn't even call that a house boat tbh. The thing is just an oversized pontoon boat plain and simple.
Florida Man builds a boat...
No matter what happens with the B Is for Byacht I’m here for it
Please, Chris, PLEASE run this by a naval engineer. There’s a reason pontoon and house boats are built the way they are. The last thing you need is another boat sinking, or worse, one loaded with all your friends. This is serious stuff, and the Willamette/Columbia Rivers you want to take this on are deadly.
You should also get this certified by the Coast Guard with a vessel number (which I think is required for registration anyway).
All of this should done anyway if you actually plan to produce these things for people to buy, which sounds like a liability nightmare.
Narrow double decker...... what could go wrong XD
I have emailed and offered to help, I am a qualified naval architect, so will see, would be cool to work with him on this.
I love the idea of what this boat could be, but have a couple concerns that i'm sure can be massaged out.
@@alexanderfogg1923 I emailed and offered to lend my industrial 3D printing expertise getting his large format printer working reliably for him, but never heard back.
Hey just a quick note. build the trailer first. this boat will not fit on any standard trailers. second you need to tie those pontoons with I beams in order for them not to brake in half. there is a reason why they dont build pontoon boats over 30+ ft.
Everyone forgets about the trailer…
You can't trailer over 102" wide
@@Goose-ityou can, just need permits
@@Goose-it Not that bright are you?
@@MrThisIsMeToo it was a simple reply because so many people have said the same thing, and I didn't feel like explaining on ever comment that said "hey Chris build a trailer first". Yes you technically can trailer it, but most places will require permits over 102" so the average boater is not going to trailer anything wider than that to and from the water, they going to hire someone and bring it to a marina/slip/ECT
I love how you're never scared just to start a ginormous project. it's very inspiring.
Well he has money. That's a factor
@djb71bigpond interesting 🤔 how did he earn his money..?
Maby by not being scared to start a project.
@stevenbanks3744 calm down fan boy, I didn't say he never de..... never mind not worth arguing with you. Whatever have a good day
the secret ingredient is munnnni(mister crabs voice)
You’re like that kid in the forums who’s first post Is talking about making a 1000hp street car
This man will have sunk more boats than Germany did in WWII!
If your engines are in line with the outer pontoons you will get a better turning radius plus with the wider separation between engines you will be able to turn just by adjusting thrust
I hope boat has less leaks than camper.
Bro 💀💀💀
I was literally thinking the same thing when he said they were going to cut the pontoons.
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I hope it has less leaks than the first boat.
You should get in contact with ultimate rebuilds, he has built like 2 pontoon boat. His first pontoon i believe was a double decker
youtube.com/@ultimaterebuilds7127
Haha came here to make some kind of mention of Ultimate Rebuilds too.
But yeah IIRC his double-deck wasn't (initially) a tri-toon so B is already ahead in that regard.
i stopped the video to write this.
1. i salute you and your team on trying this, its going to be epic and im really looking forward to following this!
2. if you use deck squares with compatible furniture you can reconfigure the seating to your heats desire.
3. a quad toon like this wont be stable offshore. it probably wont be stable in the columbia river.
4. this will turn like a pig, if it turns at all. look into bow thrusters.
have you considered running this by a naval architect? its going to be expensive to find out that it doesnt work. :(
love you guys!
edit: ive been running boats for nearly 50 years. currently ive got a 26' sailboat and a 16.5' bowrider in the stable. ive built 3 boats on my own.
Bow thrusters 100%. You need the second story with beefy tubing for it to be strong enough to not crack in half for sure!
With a hot tub and seating that far forward you are building a Submarine!
Please get some consultation from an experienced boat builder. The design, as it currently stands, will not be stable. The distribution of weight (such as hot tubs) needs to be incorporated only where hydrodynamics and the equalisation of buoyancy permit it.
At this point I'm starting to think they purposely build poorly thought out stuff so people will comment on how they are doing it wrong and thus feed the algorithm....
I think this is what happens when a software engineer believes he can design vehicles. Just because you can captain a boat doesn't mean you can build one. The same goes for cars.
@@aquacruisedb
Why stop there? If Elon can do it........
I wondered about that but it turns out hot tub pontoon boats are quite common. This is really just like two boats joined together with the hot tub one in front and the two deck one behind. So it balances out.
he said he ran it past an engineer so...he kind of did get it approved. not by a boat builder but still. he's not going in blind.
"The daily" proceeds to point at the dustiest car I've over seen
I´ve seen Clarkson, May and Hammond doing something simmilar, it went brilliant
For advise, I have a double decker premier pontoon. Things I really like:
1- helm in under the hard top
2- seating for guest near the helm . ( I had another pontoon where the seats were a little further, was feeling out of the party sometimes)
I would allow clear views of the back of the boat from helm, maybe have stairs on opposite side
Have front of the boat lighter, maybe move hot tub back. Everyone seems to hang in the sun , makes waves splash over board . Hard to make toons plane as well.
Think about weight distribution, mine is a little offset to one side. More seating on one side makes the boat lean when everyone sits .
Just some advice from my few years of having pontoon of all kind
Great project!!!
Pontoon fronts you cut off should go on the front of the Jacuzzi so its not like a plow in the water.
Cool project! I would recommend engaging a marine surveyor and your insurance company early to find out what certifications you will require to insure the boat and keep it in a marina.
There are a few islands around portland we will just tie it to a stump with other homeless mariners
May need a captain’s license with that many people.
Honest question. Do any of these projects ever get completed? It seems like each build gets to about 75% there, then another project starts and those other projects are never heard from again.
No, that's his other channel "C is for Completed"
You are going to need to look into a small motor in the front to use as a bow thruster or you'll never get it in the slip.
Yep. Not sure how he's going to pivot that in the marina
If he mounts his outboards towards the sides of the boat rather than directly in the middle he'll have plenty of control using a combination of forward and reverse. There's also setups that can gimbal the outboards in opposing directions for even greater control.
@@shoutouttoicet hes using inboards though
@@steveww07 He literally walked passed the outboards in the video, and he modeled the outboards in his software. he's just putting a cover over them for usable space. They're still outboards.
Love the plan, this type of partyboat makes so much more sense for Oregon.
Seems like a lot of chairs though, and less open space to move around.
Also plan for things like the TV or Sunshade as early as possible.
Might also make sense to make the enclosed stairs longer and add more dry storage.
You cannot make a canoe out of a round shape. The submerged area does not change when it starts to roll so you have no righting moment. You'll just flop over right away.
That is what I was thinking, as well!
Can't wait to see this thing sink.
What an awesome idea! Did you calculate the stability with the second deck? Also, with 40 people, dont forget about space for plenty of safety equipment. Parties should be fun, but also safe ;)
There's always gotta be one...
@@SaintKimboits the law. You need 1 life jacket for every person on the boat.
If you are 40peoples, you need 40life jackets.
@@SaintKimbosaid the same guy who built the Titanic.
I know it’s not common, but pontoon boats can and do flip in high winds. I’d make sure you’re thinking about that as you build a narrow boat with a second floor. A good gust of wind with a small wave in the right direction and that thing is going to roll.
Am i the only one who imagined Oscar listening to this and slowly shaking his head?
Honestly should have sourced an old houseboat and done a full renovation rebuild on it. This 100% will not turn out how he is expecting it to.
You should integrate wheels that can come down so that it doesn't need a trailer to transport it. since you get to design it yourself it would be fairly easy to do that.
This ought to be something
Hey brother just a word of warning, if you are putting high Horsepower engines on that and putting some weight on the front, you may want to weld supports in between the toons or you will twist them on take off fairly easy
C is for can't finish a project before he starts another one. Love you guys! Like all the projects. Squeal, on to the next good luck with this build
Check out ultimate rebuilds. He's already done this a few times and could probably help you out.
Let me guess, building out of steel plate?
aluminum plate!
lol good one!
Feadship, Bering, CdM, Lurssen, Van DerValk, Benetti, Sanlorenzo, even Heesen.....lots of yachts are built from steel.
And angle iron
Half inch steel plate or nothing
It's been while since I watched a BIFB video, man, it's so nostalgic to see nothing has changed. Setting incredible expectations with such limited time. Classic. Nothing can go wrong.
My biggest concern (aside from not building it right next to the water) is the loads on the pontoons. That break between those “chines” will be a point of extreme stress (20 feet of moment fore and aft). Maybe use 5 pontoons.
My thoughts exactly! It makes for a "bendy spot" where it will stress the welds and the metal skin itself. There's likely a good reason they do not make pontoons that long.
Add some solid topsides around the bow area to give it some lift and prevent it burying the bow into waves, especially with the weight of that hot tub so far forward you'll bury it straight into a wave or chop and have it wash right through the boat, go watch some videos of people doing that on pontoon boats
He’s no doubt ditching the hot tub, or at least moving it.
You need to collaborate with Zach from Ultimate Rebuilds!!!!... He works with PontoonStuff and builds his own pontoon boats. His boats are really cool and one of his boats has an upper deck.
100% Zach is a good guy and knows his stuff, and maybe able to give some help
Mark my words. This will not end well
Is it just me, or does nothing get finished anymore?
This is amazing!!! I am so excited to see you guys take on a new venture. Good luck and I can't wait to see what problems arise!
Looks great man, i think i would add on demand water heaters for the tub. It then can be a poker table, or empty it when not in use
B is for Build: Our custom camper truck is heavy, leaky, and shocky.
Also B is for Build: WE'RE BUILDING YACHTS OMGOMGOMG
I wanna see the airplane build.
B is for Boeing
@@icandreamstreamthis explains everything
B is for build: worlds first LS swapped Hindenburg
I see this thing wanting to break in the middle
I love this (and previous) video(s) and look forward to the outcome. Your approach to naval architecture is...interesting.
There are two big advantages to having out boards. #1: The maintenance is way easier than in I/O or inboard. #2: When you're handling that beast near the dock the ability to look back and see exactly what the angle of your engines is a major help at avoiding a crunch. I would rethink putting your engines under a cover.
Small shop = more focus, forces you to finish a build before starting another
Portland : homemade pontoon boat capsized/sinked, 40 people dead.
Who needs a tank boat..?? I mean Oscar!!! I had another bad idea I need you to build it while I watch you
I never seen this many recommendation comments on a video before. Its like all the boat aficionados and naval engineers came out of the woodwork for this one.
This is so cool!
"The good news is the water we're taking on is slowing down the electrical fire"
This is wild, good luck and looking forward to seeing it out on the water!
I love the idea and I'm no engineer but I forsee lots of problems going forwards.
Good luck..
"they accidentally sent us 6 pontoons, so they offered us a discount on the wrong 2 to avoid shipping them back" .. no, they made extra money by pawning off unwanted junk to someone who was already making an order. well played pontoon company
Water sports with a 44' foot long double decker?
you forgot to include clean, gray, and black water tanks in your design. i think it would be cooler to ditch the hot tub and have that space be like a moon pool where you can just chill in that space, even have heaters warm the immediate water in that area. maybe even a net to keep fish and stuff from encroaching on people chilling there
I haven't heard that phrase "Government work" in a very long time, takes me back to my Navy days !
B is for Boat! No Yacht just big boat. 🤙
OR B IS FOR BOAT BUILDERS
24min of yapping, 2min of timelapse 'building'. maybe t is for talk would fit better
You all are insane in the best kind of way. Glad to hear you're working with an engineer on this. Looking forward to seeing it in the water!
Loved seeing the CAD design process!!
Thank you for sharing!
Can't wait to see this project completed...or any B for Build project actually completed. 🤣🤣🤣
I just can't with guy any longer. Finish a project, just one, any project. I so feel for your guys. My heart strings are done, finish a project. FFS
You seem way too emotionally invested...
Have you seen Tavarish? I don't think he has finished anything in years!
@@microracer24 no sir/maam the problem is I cant get emotionally involved. why should I care if the creator doesn't. Is it just for views, sure. I used to watch because I could learn, and then I got emotionally invested. It is all over the place now, a boat, a lambo, another boat, a camper truck... I want to be emotionally involved and learn. I just cannot even watch because it isn't worth my time, and I have a hard time believing the people around him think it is worth it emotionally. Take that as you may, and continue watching if that is your thing.
@@Shootsmith I have and I agree, I do not watch his channel.
Chris,
This type of build has been on my mind for a few years now. I think it's going to be great. although watching your first video on getting started I have a couple of observations I would like to point out.
First. the L brackets you pointed out offer more than just a stabilizer when at anchor. They offer rigidity to the length of the toon. I think you should consider extending this across your weld several feet in both directions to reinforce your butt joint. Relying on your weld at midpoint of your PB (Party Barge) will be an opportunity for a failure. Also, you should consider running calculations on your displacement for the toons. Even though you offer four of them for floatation mostly at the rear, your design is going to allow for a great deal of weight (especially when loaded).
I noticed you have what appear to be twin mercs in their crate. (Probably in excess of 200hp). A lot of motor for a PB (Remember your building a tooner not a tunnel hull) I get it, it's fun to go fast but under those strains and stresses you want to be safe first.
The hot tub idea again is fun, but it's in the front of your design. too much weight. (Figure this. water is 8.33Lbs per gal. a regular hot tub will hold approximately 300 to 350 gallons. 8.33 X 350 = 2,915Lbs in the front of your design. don't know that one.
what about holding tanks, Water, fuel, black water... where are they going to be located, underneath I assume. need space for them.
Helm where is your helm station? this can be something simple, but you still need a captain's chair. (Think Fly by wire for everything)
And lastly, remember this needs to be insured, your design will need to be approved by an overseeing authority the USCG, country / state marine enforcement ect.
I love seeing 3ds max in use for this project. I have been using max for 25 years and have designed countless projects, including a kayak design. Most of my work was architectural. Lately I have been using Unreal Engine to get decent rendering really quickly. Excited to see this project play out!!
B is for Bottom of the Harbor 😆
Attaching cones to rear of pontoons will double gas efficiency. Water vortices have to steal energy from somewhere
So pumped for this!!! Bathroom is a great touch for a party pontoon. I agree with others it needs a full kitchen!
Great project. For the kayak, if you don't want it to tip over, you might want to plan a pendulum on the side. Like they do in asia and in the pacific
Not a scrap kayak. I would totally build a "drop tank" car out of it. Built like a dry lakes racer.
This will fail harder than the yacht. That's my bet. But should make for good entertainment.
I'm very excited to see how this turns out.
Put a front swim platform too. That would be nice. Won’t have to go over the engines to get back in.
B is for %10 building %90 moving/organising shops and rambling
If your going to make a few of these then maybe you should make a Jig for the pontoon lengthening process.
This is an awesome project and I love it! I built a 20 x 10 raft for river floating years ago to house spec with full electricity water slide bar spotlight. So this hits really close and deer to my heart love the build!
Very cool. You’ve come a long way since the floating BMW. Can’t wait.
B is for Bnot finishing projects
So your building a house boat lol
On this week's episode I'm excited to announce that we are building a rocket to go to space.
Much more fun to watch a new build. The first was a good learning experience.
Nice, smart guy! A prime example of the dunning-kruger effect. You would be absolutely nuts to buy a boat he built.⛵🚨
@@aquacruisedb Indeed, far too harsh with the ad hominem attacks. I'm a de facto troll!
I'm always excited for more boat content, especially a big ongoing project like this!
Loving the feedback from the community, it's a huge deal to have thousands of eyes proofreading your design. B is for Boat will float!
Why not build a trailer..then you could have built the boat on top of it.
I feel the channel should change its name to O for oscar because he does everything while whats his face just sounds annoying on camera 90% of the time
Epic! keep those videos coming and dont forget about that semi trailer you're going to need. Love it!
Am I the only one who thought the lift was fixed to the shop floor 🤯 lol.
I just finished watching Titanic and I say no, don’t do this.
I would honestly park the Tesla outside instead of right beside your prize builds.
Just finished building a 11' x 35' House boat with my father, and currently adding a v-hull between the 2 pantoons for better flotation. Lots of work but worth it.
B is for Boat. Make an underwater level with a bedroom in it. It'll help with balance and also underwater viewing when the water's clear if you fit marine windows.
The murcielago is never getting done...