Moin, das freut mich sehr! Das Boot habe ich von Grund auf selber konstruiert.

Hi and thanks for his input! I have tried a model to see if this happens. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpOZdodpfq2br68&si=7CWBfa60VnL9Cu6d It should work quite well if the boat is not too heavily loaded or the swell hinders you from recovering. I think the part of the centreboard that is exposed to sunlight will be coated with clear varnish.

@@TinkererJake having watched your rather professional other video i must advise you that your membership of the venerable association of 'tinkerer's' is now under review, all drawings are preferably done on the back of a fag packet if non available an envelope will suffice, 'straight' lines should be incomplete and wavy, dimensions are not allowed, random numbers should be used, accompanied by the words 'approx' and 'say', decimal points are forbidden, i am away now to make a cup of tea and reconsider my place in society - thank you

@@IronCurtainTwitcher I'm having trouble understanding your comment. My irony detector doesn't come to a clear conclusion here.

@@TinkererJake ha ha! your boats are perfect yet your irony detector is a dismal failure, my irony maker is clockwork and i have to wind it up, sometimes it runs a bit slow😵‍💫

Thank you, that's good to know!

Hi, for this project, I used the CAD System rhino3d (the test version) and also used it to make the unfoldings 3:48. Good luck and fun with your project!

Hi, I have used Sailcut CAD. It's relatively easy to use and relatively rudimentary, but it's free.

Hi, I think it took about 20 hours to build the machine.

@@TinkererJake bem rápido até, também tem a questão de saber montar isso adianta bem o processo de montagem.

I think the machine parts cost about 400€

@@TinkererJake nesse valor, não está incluso os trilho né ?

​The price was for everything together, including the v-slot rails, which I ordered from Poland.

The rails and connectors were about 200€

Many thanks for the ideas! I would only add a mizzen if necessary, as the boat will be very small. I think the idea with the bowsprit is great, you could also attach a gennacker to it later.

Übersetzter Text Thank you! Yes, I'm also not sure whether the benches will be useful. They are intended for the children so that they don't fall out :-)

Cherub, Wave Dancer, Spindrift and others have a similar design, but this is my own version :-)

Where is a swan here in the video? The swans here on our river are used to people in boats, if you don't frighten them they usually stay peaceful. Nevertheless, I always go far around them.

Thank you for the question! Yes, the bottom does indeed bend up a little, especially when there are waves. So far I haven't had a problem with it and have already done a few tours with the canoe. But I think a keel and possibly also cross reinforcements above the bottom plate would greatly reduce the wobbling.

Thanks! A SVG is attached to this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pquTlHR7oN6Zl5Isi=oESpP8X5fjUgJerw

Hello, I think that should work for the sheets 2 and 3. But not for sheet 1 (bottom parts), especially if the components are to be scarfed, in which case the scarfing area must be added to the end of the parts. But with 4 2440*1220 sheets it should fit. In the video description of the 2nd video there is also a file with the components as vector graphics, so you could also change the segmentation if necessary.

Yes looks like I will need 4 sheets total then.Thank you.@@TinkererJake

Hi, I made this machine for my current boat building project, this one will not be sold. Also I dont have enough time to make a new one. It is actually rather simple to build, so why not making one yourself?

@@TinkererJake because I don't have the experience

Hi, that's an interesting question. The problem with this boat is that the center of effort is too far forward rather than too far aft. A bowsprit would (as I understand it) increase the area of the headsail, which would cause the center of effort to move even further forward. This would reduce the weather helm. Good luck with your boat project!

Hello, I am currently still working on the plans. They will only go online after the boat is finished, as there will still be some changes. Whether the plans are free or at a fair price depends on how well they work 🙂

@@TinkererJake please keep is up to date. It looks really nice!

Me too!

Sorry for the late response. You can just google for "aluminium profil glider" or similar

:-) I think you're going to have a lot of fun.

There are templates for the pieces in the video description (*.pdf). Also you find a *.svg which is a vector graphic in mm of all parts.

@@TinkererJake thank you bro.

Hi Marcel, habe mir mal dein Kanu auf deinem Kanal angesehen, wow! Das ist super schön geworden! Auf den Moment im selbst gebauten Boot zu fahre freue ich mich auch sehr, viel Spaß dir weiterhin dabei! Ich werde deinen Kanal verfolgen und dein Segelboot-Projekt auf jeden Fall verfolgen. Gibts schon genauere Pläne?

You can scale the plans to any size you like. I did the same for small paper canoe

@@TinkererJake That makes sense, thank you! whats the thickness of the plywood?

@@chrisfeldi 4 mm