2024 Improved Heat Fusion Technique | Build Longer Foldable Boats

This updated Heat Fusion method is much easier to implement. The result is very good. I demonstrated this technique with a 13' long kayak/canoe build. Please let me know if you have any questions. You can reach me at [e-mail].

[@All_in_for_Him]

I'm always happy to see when you have posted a video! Thanks for continuing to share

[@DIYUSA]

Thanks for your support! Happy New Year!

[@jammyjames6273]

Keep up the creating. :) Always very interesting to see your new ideas. Well done.

[@DIYUSA]

Thanks for your encouragement and support!

[@boatboy1326]

Very cool, thanks for sharing :)

[@DIYUSA]

Thanks for watching!

[@I.am.sasha.268]

hey this is awesome but i was wondering if the gen 23 would be able to hold a normal seat for better comfortably and also what is the weight limit

[@DIYUSA]

Thanks for asking, my guess a normal kayak seat is the one you can buy at Amazon. Yes, you can fit that kind of seat. I have tried a more comfortable seat as shown in these videos (on similar boats)
czcams.com/video/v6GqZUqnQb0/video.htmlsi=M3vXyiIhUodIZwSi and
czcams.com/video/Zw-eyoF0lH4/video.htmlsi=0e0Hjp4mzbXMO52b The reason I made the seat is because those comfortable seats are usually 3-4 lbs. The one I made is less than 1 lb. I have tested the Gen 23 kayak with a 6 ft tall person weighs 215 lbs. It fits perfectly, much better than I have expected. The draft is at around 3". At 4" draft, which is the max. I will try on that boat, it should be able to handle a load of 245 lbs.