Building a DIY Mini Jetboat Part 3
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- čas přidán 29. 07. 2022
- Today I build a custom jet intake for my boat. The purpose is to channel water and generate thrust.
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Dude I love watching you build such cool things. Be proud of your skills, you are very talented
Thanks!Glad to hear
I could not agree more
Yes, he’s an amazing tig welder!
I Love all your builds! You are very tallented i think you should consider find some yo film you while you doing some projects i think that would make a lot of diference on views my humble opinión
Glad you said it because if I would have typed out how talented he is, you'd finish with as essay lol. Keep doing your thing man.
Yes sir! Good work bud, i know building jet drives is not as easy as it seems🤣
CONGRATS ON 300k BUB! Been here since you only had 250 subs and i'm proud to say that I got to watch you grow! Keep it up bub. One of the most talented builders on CZcamsr, building engines and karts from the ground up ON YOUR OWN. Amazing talent.
🙏🙏🙏 thanks!
@@VasilyBuilds Yeah, congrats on the 300k!
Let’s gooo
Wow, didn’t realize you were gonna fav the intake. Very impressive. Sorry to hear this series isn’t getting great views because I’ve been so excited for every new video! This is such a cool project. One of your best!
@@jl4093 its been 2 days now and it only got 22k views. That's not much.
Nice replication job!! Awesome watching you learn so much and crush it out of the gate. Any small mistakes get chalked up to learning a ton and the value gained DIY is priceless
Vasily, you are spot on about the contamination issue for any aluminum welding; most welding is best done clean, but aluminum requires clean to the bone. More good welds and less frustration for the welder! You do seem to learn faster than most so ever onward! FR
When you said you were making your own intake I honestly thought you were nuts but it turned out great!
Damn bro you’re a beast!👏 You literally get a Busa jigsaw puzzle box and don’t even blink knowing you have the skills to build it back up.. better than before! Keep killing it👍
Awesome fabrication work, only a few actually realize how challenging it is to work with aluminum.
300k subscribers for a reason! When the rest of youtube "builds" a jet boat you step in and fabricate your own parts by hand. Awesome work man and congrats on your continued growth with the channel!
I've been watching back when you started upgrading the Chinese go cart and it's never gotten boring or dull. I'm like you if it's not right i have to fix it even if it works. If it doesn't look right it usually doesn't perform right either. The rally cart cart you built is my favorite.
But I can say I love your videos dude and you do great work man!!!!🤘🤘🤘🤘
Vasily, you continue to both impress and inspire me with your can do attitude and willingness to tackle any job. Also your being willing to humbly acknowledge your mistakes and correct them in a matter of fact manner that shows maturity well beyond your natural years.
I want to encourage you once again to continue to Give Glory To God in your videos. Others may disagree, but at 62 years old I have lived the life of both a person who didn't acknowledge God and for the past 20 years one who does with conviction and it has made ALL the difference in my life! As Always, May God Bless you and yours!
You are amazing man, your a natural fabricator.
Love the jet boat content brother
Ive welded a couple of Aluminum parts so far with pulse MIG and my tricks to get the TIG finish are:
Using AlSi5 type welding wire, rather than AlMg5 type wire (4Roller wire feed recommendet) it flows much smoother than wire with magnesium.
Degrease and pre heat the surface with a quick blast of the blow torch, the start of the bead should be a little hotter than the rest and the bead will have an even cross section.
Use a cylindrical gas nozzle for your MIG gun, this will help to cool the bead and create less soot on the edges, of course the gas should at least be 99% Argon.
good stuff
You have skills sir keep it up and God bless.
Probably telling you something you know but use acetone or lacquer thinner to clean the surface then use a dedicated stainless steel wire brush to further clean the surface. There are chemical cleaners for aluminum welding that will help with contamination issues also.
A tip for weld prep on aluminum….if it’s not a cosmetic piece, cross cut the metal to clean it…basically just running a burr/rotary file lightly across the alum. Aluminum is so soft, even the grinding wheels specifically for aluminum will impregnate the metal with impurities
Gasss!!!
Keep up the great work
WOOO! That is turning out sick, dude! Can't wait to see it shredding on the water! I love my Jet boat, so much fun. You're going to get addicted, lol.
Good work young man ! Coming from a older fellow motorhead . Please take care of yourself !!! Wish I had been more careful now that I'm older and was safer working and playing . Take care young man.
I think it's funny that so many are wondering why several people are building boats in Summer.Gee...?I don't see people tuning their snowmobiles lately,do you?(yes,of course there's those engines on carts).You do what You can do,with the parts You can get Vasily.(I've waited 4 months for an engine kit,so haven't posted at all because it'd just be another ride with the same everything).I,along with the Other 300 Thousand,will be happy to watch whatever You decide to post,and be thankful for it.
Great video 👌
Tig welding downhill is a surprisingly easy and efficient way to fill a gap.
Just remember, tig welding is like 70% prep, 20% experience and 10% technique.
That and you can "flash" the area of the work piece your welding on (heat it up with the arc, no rod. Not sure proper nomenclature) to remove impurities that seep into pores, it also works good with tig welding cast metals due to impurities in the casting process like with heads, blocks and cases 👍
Vasily keep it up man! love from Greece
Right on man! It's coming along. Looking forward for the first rip.
First,love your videos
Oh damn.
That thing is traking some crazy good shape.
Cannot wait to see it preform n water.
Also,i'm regular Giraffe's viewer.
I'd be freaking awesome if you had a chance to hit some waters with him and the jet boat squad!
This is impressive work, keep expanding your skills man. Subbed.
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Love the backround music
Not a huge fan of jet boat content, but I’m watching it anyways! Your projects turn out bad ass and I really enjoy watching them progress. Keep up the good work brother.
Thanks man! I understand I'm not the first on the scene, Other stuff in the works!
You do you man, I’ll be watching either way. I truly enjoy all of your content, jet boat or otherwise:)
@@VasilyBuilds you'll be the first with a busa engine. Looking forward to seeing it in the water!
Only the one who does NOTHING makes no mistakes …!
Great comment! I have learned my 62 years here in life that I NEVER learn anything from what I do right, but ALWAYS have the opportunity to learn from anything I do wrong. Embrace the mistakes as part of the perfecting process. As Always, May God Bless you and yours!
Dude really good job, I mean I thought you were gonna just buy the full jet drive and here you are building your own intake very nice work I hope to be on your level one day
As I was watching this video, you held up a can of some sort of cleaner and I remembered something from my days as safety coordinator for a company I worked for. Be extremely careful on what cleaners you use when MIG/TIG welding. Some of these cleaners react with the welding process and off gas very harmful fumes that can cause permanent lung damage. Brake Kleen I think is one of the sprays you don't want to use when welding. Check your MSDS on all of your shop products for the warnings. Hope this helps. God bless and stay well.
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If you can, grab some carbide Burr bits. They do get gummed with aluminum but will help with fine material removal. Everything is looking pretty rad.
Very impressive fab skills bud, you have come a long way... keep it up....
Don't know why people don't enjoy these videos but me at least am waiting these the most! Still, I watch everything you do! :D
Love your videos man. You put out really cool content and can't wait to see the next one
You are a crafty young man ! ..
Love it, you are doing some very cool stuff. I just want to offer one suggestion. Spend some time and build alignment jigs, and methods to hold your pieces in place while welding. something as simple as a plywood jig, could have saved you a lot of work.
Things looking sick man I like how your just going for it learning more skills and techniques as you go the welding getting better
Jet boats looking good.
I need a friend like this..... I want to get back into building big boy toys but I'm looking to build all electric.
Sweet build..
Bro coming out wit fire content as usual 🔥
But if you dont mind me asking how do you afford all of your insane projects, because this dont look cheap lol.
Awesome 😎 Can't wait to see it rip 🔥👍✌️
Sweet ❤️👍 awesome build bro 😉👍😘
Coming along nice 👌🏼
use soapy water as cutting lube. extra hand with spray bottle.dishsoap and water.keep it flooded does the trick
I love how his motto is rather have more horsepower than sinking the boat cause of leaks
Great job.
Great stuff thanks
I use a product called tap magic. Works wonders for cutting aluminum and haven’t had any issues with it contaminating welds.
Acetone is your friend with contaminated aluminum... Scrub and wipe down thoroughly after having to use any lubricant. I even wipe my rods down. It makes a difference.
instead of liquid wrench as a lubricant use straight water . works for me
Awesome
For next time you could torch the aluminum until it stops smoking. That should help with the contamination, also acetone
I wish I could do stuff like you I have a car I need to make some frame rails for you are the best
Try using a grinder with a carbide tooth blade to cut aluminum.
Hey man I know you’re close to North Carolina if not in North Carolina. I’d love to come see some of your stuff and chill.
Make a penetrant oil holder, on the side of the table. 😀
It's looking good dude. It will be bad-a$$ when it's done. It is so much more difficult to hand fabricate this stuff as you do. ANYONE can buy sh!t and put it together, big deal. You are doing it the cool way. Thanks for posting your content!
I'd love to get you to build a version of a SLINGSHOT but it would be 4 wheels and Hayabusa powered.
I think that the bottom plate is really warped by the heat!!
I always just use water for lube on aluminum when cutting and drilling
Is there a big race with youtubers with these jet boats. There are alot of channels making these boats. And something tells me cleetus has something to do with these jet boat builds
Boy i bet your power bill is gettin it haha
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Do a part 4 man!
Diarrhea
Hayabusa parts yeaaaaaaaaa
Pro tip when using a toothed saw to cut aluminum lubricate with cheap rubbing alcohol (your welcome)
Imagine doing a twin Hayabusa twin jet drive on that boat, that would be suck
So far, your RD is my favorite, and your road legal cross kart, my second. I'd love to see more wicked bikes... It would be super rare to see somebody in the U.S. build one, but there are lots of road courses you could ride on, and could get it road legal: 50cc World Championship level Grand Prix race bike "homage". Picture this, as a great example of what I'm talking about: 1979 Kreidler Van Veen 50cc Championships bike. 50cc two-stroke (Kreidler Florett 50cc 5 speed, but highly tuned turning 17,000rpm's+ with rotary/case induction, and little high rev pea-shooter tuned pipe.They make just north of 20hp. Could also do one from a number of different makers, of that era. Derbi, Bultaco, Minarelli, Puch, etc. Treatland has all kinds of cylinders, carbs, pipes, everything... )
A Riga bike would be a pretty sweet bike to do, man. 👍 Yup! they come from Latvia. Check out the Riga 50cc GP race bikes.... Just ideas, because I know you love two-strokes, like me...
Use alcohol for lubrication when cutting aluminum. It works much better to keep the aluminum from clogging up, and it will not contaminate and cause problems with welding 👍
How did you learn fabrication? Btw, good work. Hello from San Diego
That's a shame cuz I really enjoy you working on the boat, BUT I'll be here when you bring the boat back...
Salute you my friend, from Arad/Romania...In my opinnion,the pump is too little,impeller 140mm,old generation,from Sea Doo 587,650,717,fabrication between 1992-1997..
I have some experience,owner of a little service for jet-ski,about 30 years along..I think that you need bigger...Some after 1997 or better from 4 stroke...215-255HP...
Sorry for my english...
All the best wishess!
This is 158mm from rxp215
@@VasilyBuilds Ok,but I now 215rxp not aluminium...It's plastic...
Ok...Keep in touch...
The street legal buggy was a "passion project" which mattered to you, just didn't get a lot of views. If you get something you can enjoy like that and the price was less views, then it could be worth it to you. Otherwise you know how YT works. We are content hungry, and always looking for the next coolest thing (in general). You do cool projects normally, so just back to the basics will bring in the views.
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Love ur work dude it's amazing but u need to wear long sleeve shirt when welding so u don't get UV burns it's sun burnt but from welding look after ur skin dude
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What does this mean I'm lost?
Slow your blade speed down, go to as little a tooth count as you can get, and the key to cutting aluminum is slow down, and when you think you're slow enough, slow down until you don't have any aluminum build up on your cutting blades.
Then you can eliminate any need for lubrication completely, and if you do start to get some build up on your blades.
Same as with stainless steel, have dedicated brushes for each of these, and separate ones for carbon steel, and never cross contaminat one of your brushes on the other materials.
Same thing for blades, as this too contaminates the others, and you'll find yourself struggling to make clean welds every time if you don't follow this simple discipline.
Just get yourself some plastic containers large enough to hold whatever you need to maintain this, preferably that have decent seal on the lids foe each so that you don't get any shavings, or minute fragments from one to the other by grinding fragments being built up on top of your storage containers.
Be sure to label them accordingly so as not to accidentally pick up the wrong container when you're in a hurry, are distracted by whatever it may be.
This goes for your filler rods, your tungsten, and be sure to use air hose to blow amy particles from your gloves clothes, hoses, cups and other cross use equipment you have no choice in using as far as torch heads and the like.
Best advice that I know to follow in keeping your cross contamination down to minimum, and make your welds they're best, and life somewhat drama free as far as your welding goes
When is part 4 coming?
Acetone or isopropyl alcohol should remove all residues if used well and wiped off.
The alloy you're working with is roll forged so not porous like a cast or sintered metal
Was nice of your friend you let you copy his! What was wrong with your first one? It looked great
I didn't want to drop $1700 on one so I made my own
@@VasilyBuilds and I'm glad you did
U should finish this thing and make a you tuber minijet race
Your like me I rather be welding aluminum over steel and stainless steel so much easier to work with especially for me I use the primeweld tig 225x w\maxcool 3000 water chiller with a flexlock water-cooled torch. And far as you finding all that contamination you should be using Scotch-Brite with acetone and cleaning all your edges and everything with the Scotch-Brite with acetone in the Scotch Brite it gets the contamination out....
I love the jetboat. But, I'm subbed to Grind Hard too and they're doing something very similar. I guess it's just bad timing that you and Ethan both started nearly identical projects at the same time.
Different sized boats,with different types of engines.BoostedBoiz just dropped a K series Honda engine in their's,but I'm more interested in what Vasily is doing with his.He doesn't have allot of support like Kyle,or all the equipment like Ethan has onhand.They're all different.
@@bryduhbikeguy You're correct. But, those are pretty minor differences on build videos. The size/engine really only matters to the end result. They have much more in common than they have differences. If you suspect a different reason for why Vasily's views suck on this project, I'd love to hear it.
Dude how are you welding 1/4" aluminum with that small air cooled torch?
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i don t think its so mutch about shallow water but simply to not have an exposed proppeller thats going to get killed by rocks and the ground in these shallow waters
Have you ever considered just cutting it up into like _1000 pieces_ and selling them? I mean bruh.. you could make like 100k *EASY* 😂💀
Buenas noches Agame un favor y me dicen como pido uno para Colombia gracias
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Love your builds!! But, dear God man it's an impeller not a propeller lol!!
Do you watch Cletus? He's into jet boats as well