In this video I break down exactly what it cost me to build my DIY SK14 skiff.
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Thanks for sharing this, thinking of building my own skiff and this was really helpful
@pickledud77032 жыл бұрын
I'm glad it was helpful! What kind of skiff are you thinking about building?
@SchwindOutdoors2 жыл бұрын
@@SchwindOutdoors Salt Boatworks FRS12
@pickledud77032 жыл бұрын
Keren bgt kawan
@JufriKTL Жыл бұрын
I really need the " what I would change" video! Just finished cutting all my parts out today.
@corbinkelley2670 Жыл бұрын
I'll be filming it this week! I'm bringing a buddy in on it who has also built one. That way we can get two perspectives.
@SchwindOutdoors Жыл бұрын
Beautiful work ! Definitely one of the prettier ones out there
@GD-kx7dh Жыл бұрын
Thank you! I appreciate it!
@SchwindOutdoors10 ай бұрын
Dad, I love that boy❤️ cool, you’ll be getting him started early.
@rickleyh2192 Жыл бұрын
I'll have him out on that boat as soon as It cools down and he'll be sitting in a deer stand with me this fall. Raising a son is the most fulfilling thing I've ever done!
@SchwindOutdoors Жыл бұрын
I just bought the kit because I could not find the ply wood near my home in PA. Your videos and the attention to detail that you built with was one of the reasons I selected this as my project boat. You made a great boat! When are you going to post the video of the issues you have seen in design and things you would change? I am interested in your thoughts before I start my build in a few weeks. I have noticed a few things in my research and in other videos but I have not been able to find an honest review video. Just videos on the build process.
@patrickyoung9228 Жыл бұрын
Man, that's awesome! I appreciate the kind words. I'll probably put that video together next week. Let me know if you have any questions along the way. I'd love to share what I've learned!
@SchwindOutdoors Жыл бұрын
@@SchwindOutdoors thanks for offering to help! I am sure I will need some advice throughout the build and will reach out if I run into questions or issues. I am going to post my build pictures and comments on the boat builder central builders site. Will send you the link. I am interested in your boat review and future fishing videos with the boat out on the water! Thanks again!
@patrickyoung9228 Жыл бұрын
I thumbed up at the carbomb
@MrOshirinoanaАй бұрын
Well done, son!
@rickleyh2192 Жыл бұрын
Thanks, Rick! It's good to hear from you man.
@SchwindOutdoors Жыл бұрын
What I'm really interested in is how you built that hatch on the forward deck. I need to put a hatch in the same place on my boat once I get done with the glass work and get it flipped back over. Also, how hard was it to get a home built boat registered here in Texas? Thanks!
@thejohnboatfaithfishingand8078 Жыл бұрын
I cut the opening for the hatch before I glued that panel on. The opening was slightly bigger than the hatch. Then I installed the panel, glassed over it, cut the glass from the opening, faired, primed, and painted. Popped the hatch in with some sealant and attached it with stainless screws. As far as registdr8the boat, it was not difficult. Just a couple forms to fill out. They will want to see your receipts from the materials, so make sure you keep up with them. Lastly, a game warden has to inspect the boat.
@SchwindOutdoors Жыл бұрын
Love the skiff. You’ve done awesome. I’m looking at building one as well. I’m looking at the salt boat works 14ft or the same as yours sk14. On yours, would you be comfortable taking yourself plus one other person? Or would that be too much or sketchy?
@oyamabuchanan305 Жыл бұрын
Thank you! I've taken another person out on it a couple of times and it does great! I have some pictures and video of it on my Instagram if you're interested.
@SchwindOutdoors Жыл бұрын
@@SchwindOutdoors awesome. I’ll check it out. If you had to do it all over, would you go with the same design or would you rather have done one of the FS models?
@oyamabuchanan305 Жыл бұрын
This was an interesting build , just like you all of us skinny water fisherman that want a flats skiff but looked at production boats and went ha ,no way , but I’m a retired boat builder , so this shouldn’t be that hard , one of the things I noticed was you went first class on all your products from the okume plywood , epoxy resin, paint , non slip decking , ( new motor ) and new trailer, this kinda build would be new to me as all the boats I made over the years were made from molds ( yes I made the molds to ) but doing the stitch and glue method is something I haven’t done but seems like the most economically efficient way to do a one off build , I’m thinking on doing my own design and making one 16’ long and wider for more stability, I’m probably going the cheaper route, GP resin , 1/4 “ in ply , used trailer and motor , and just gel coated upper deck ,I’ll paint the sides and bottom, I think one of my big investments will be having a poling platform made , can’t wait to find out what you would change on your boat as I thought would had your dream machine already 🤔 I guess I have to wait to see your next video , to see if I need any changes , great build ,have fun , stay safe , and tight lines ! :)
@davescheer5038 Жыл бұрын
I have an interesting video planned to discuss the things I would change. I have a good friend who also built one, so I am hoping to be able to sit down and speak with him in more of a conversation setting. That way I can talk about lessons learned from my perspective and from his. Thanks for the comment!
@SchwindOutdoors Жыл бұрын
I am about to start epoxying my stringers this week. Anything I should know you would have changed at this stage or are the changes you would make at a later stage. Looking forward to your review video!
@patrickyoung9228 Жыл бұрын
@@patrickyoung9228 There actually is one change that I would have made at that stage. Before gluing on your deck, I would make some small vent holes between your stringers. That will allow air flow between the chambers. This will allow you to create one vent in your deck to prevent any air expansion from popping your joints. I'll talk more about that in my next video!
@SchwindOutdoors Жыл бұрын
I was thinking about filling in the large scupper hole and putting 3-4 round holes with scuppers that have stainless flapper valves. I know water can exit quickly but it looks like the boat gets wet easily just when standing at the stern. Can’t wait for your feedback. Thanks for the reply!
@patrickyoung9228 Жыл бұрын
I would have never thought to add vent holes under the deck to avoid expansion!!! I was going to seal that entire large hull section under the deck tight! I hope you can come up with a plan for your boat to resolve the issue. To start you have access to 3 of the sections through front hatch (easy part). Could remove the grab bar, drill holes maybe 3/4” in deck where main grab bar tube goes up and drill a vent hole in the underside of the grab bar at the top almost making a vent chimney for the center sections. Could use a long drill bit at an angle to get the port and starboard two middle sections venting them through middle chamber up through the grab bar. That will leave the stern sections. Not sure how to get to those without more drastic action. I will think about it. Thanks again!
@patrickyoung9228 Жыл бұрын
Considering this includes the trailer and the motor its really not a bad price at all.
@RedfishInc11 ай бұрын
I didn't think so!
@SchwindOutdoors10 ай бұрын
Awesome man, You're from Corpus? Me as well
@jasonbrown2746 Жыл бұрын
Thanks! Yeah, I lived in Corpus for about 6 years. I'm now in Kyle. I still get down there pretty often to fish though!
@SchwindOutdoors Жыл бұрын
@@SchwindOutdoors Cool man, love the skiff
@jasonbrown2746 Жыл бұрын
Would it be somehow possible to talk to you directly about your boat? I've got something in mind but I'd like to ask you a few questions if you don't mind.
@shanejohnson511 Жыл бұрын
Sure! Shoot me an email and we can go from there. Michael.schwind89@gmail.com
@SchwindOutdoors Жыл бұрын
Where did you get the plans at ?
@Ayerlooms Жыл бұрын
I got the plans from Boatbuildercentral.com
@SchwindOutdoors Жыл бұрын
@@SchwindOutdoors Thank You
@Ayerlooms Жыл бұрын
I live in Rockport. Is there ever a convenient time for you to show me your skiff?
@edwiatt2194 Жыл бұрын
I'm actually in Kyle now. But I try to get down there as often as I can. Maybe we can meet up next time and you can take a look at the skiff!
@SchwindOutdoors Жыл бұрын
It’s a lot to ask, however, it’s a very intriguing skiff! Thanks for your reply!
@edwiatt2194 Жыл бұрын
How much would you sell it for?
@MAPMiami7 ай бұрын
That's tough to say. If I were ever looking to let it go, I would probably say around 7k.
@SchwindOutdoors7 ай бұрын
Its a cool boat that you got custom ,but if you wated you could have found something almost identical for half the price.
@tannermorton986 Жыл бұрын
This was more about the experience of building the boat. It was a great project!
@SchwindOutdoors10 ай бұрын
plus your time and labor on that boat, extra $2-3K easily lol
Thanks for sharing this, thinking of building my own skiff and this was really helpful
I'm glad it was helpful! What kind of skiff are you thinking about building?
@@SchwindOutdoors Salt Boatworks FRS12
Keren bgt kawan
I really need the " what I would change" video! Just finished cutting all my parts out today.
I'll be filming it this week! I'm bringing a buddy in on it who has also built one. That way we can get two perspectives.
Beautiful work ! Definitely one of the prettier ones out there
Thank you! I appreciate it!
Dad, I love that boy❤️ cool, you’ll be getting him started early.
I'll have him out on that boat as soon as It cools down and he'll be sitting in a deer stand with me this fall. Raising a son is the most fulfilling thing I've ever done!
I just bought the kit because I could not find the ply wood near my home in PA. Your videos and the attention to detail that you built with was one of the reasons I selected this as my project boat. You made a great boat! When are you going to post the video of the issues you have seen in design and things you would change? I am interested in your thoughts before I start my build in a few weeks. I have noticed a few things in my research and in other videos but I have not been able to find an honest review video. Just videos on the build process.
Man, that's awesome! I appreciate the kind words. I'll probably put that video together next week. Let me know if you have any questions along the way. I'd love to share what I've learned!
@@SchwindOutdoors thanks for offering to help! I am sure I will need some advice throughout the build and will reach out if I run into questions or issues. I am going to post my build pictures and comments on the boat builder central builders site. Will send you the link. I am interested in your boat review and future fishing videos with the boat out on the water! Thanks again!
I thumbed up at the carbomb
Well done, son!
Thanks, Rick! It's good to hear from you man.
What I'm really interested in is how you built that hatch on the forward deck. I need to put a hatch in the same place on my boat once I get done with the glass work and get it flipped back over. Also, how hard was it to get a home built boat registered here in Texas? Thanks!
I cut the opening for the hatch before I glued that panel on. The opening was slightly bigger than the hatch. Then I installed the panel, glassed over it, cut the glass from the opening, faired, primed, and painted. Popped the hatch in with some sealant and attached it with stainless screws. As far as registdr8the boat, it was not difficult. Just a couple forms to fill out. They will want to see your receipts from the materials, so make sure you keep up with them. Lastly, a game warden has to inspect the boat.
Love the skiff. You’ve done awesome. I’m looking at building one as well. I’m looking at the salt boat works 14ft or the same as yours sk14. On yours, would you be comfortable taking yourself plus one other person? Or would that be too much or sketchy?
Thank you! I've taken another person out on it a couple of times and it does great! I have some pictures and video of it on my Instagram if you're interested.
@@SchwindOutdoors awesome. I’ll check it out. If you had to do it all over, would you go with the same design or would you rather have done one of the FS models?
This was an interesting build , just like you all of us skinny water fisherman that want a flats skiff but looked at production boats and went ha ,no way , but I’m a retired boat builder , so this shouldn’t be that hard , one of the things I noticed was you went first class on all your products from the okume plywood , epoxy resin, paint , non slip decking , ( new motor ) and new trailer, this kinda build would be new to me as all the boats I made over the years were made from molds ( yes I made the molds to ) but doing the stitch and glue method is something I haven’t done but seems like the most economically efficient way to do a one off build , I’m thinking on doing my own design and making one 16’ long and wider for more stability, I’m probably going the cheaper route, GP resin , 1/4 “ in ply , used trailer and motor , and just gel coated upper deck ,I’ll paint the sides and bottom, I think one of my big investments will be having a poling platform made , can’t wait to find out what you would change on your boat as I thought would had your dream machine already 🤔 I guess I have to wait to see your next video , to see if I need any changes , great build ,have fun , stay safe , and tight lines ! :)
I have an interesting video planned to discuss the things I would change. I have a good friend who also built one, so I am hoping to be able to sit down and speak with him in more of a conversation setting. That way I can talk about lessons learned from my perspective and from his. Thanks for the comment!
I am about to start epoxying my stringers this week. Anything I should know you would have changed at this stage or are the changes you would make at a later stage. Looking forward to your review video!
@@patrickyoung9228 There actually is one change that I would have made at that stage. Before gluing on your deck, I would make some small vent holes between your stringers. That will allow air flow between the chambers. This will allow you to create one vent in your deck to prevent any air expansion from popping your joints. I'll talk more about that in my next video!
I was thinking about filling in the large scupper hole and putting 3-4 round holes with scuppers that have stainless flapper valves. I know water can exit quickly but it looks like the boat gets wet easily just when standing at the stern. Can’t wait for your feedback. Thanks for the reply!
I would have never thought to add vent holes under the deck to avoid expansion!!! I was going to seal that entire large hull section under the deck tight! I hope you can come up with a plan for your boat to resolve the issue. To start you have access to 3 of the sections through front hatch (easy part). Could remove the grab bar, drill holes maybe 3/4” in deck where main grab bar tube goes up and drill a vent hole in the underside of the grab bar at the top almost making a vent chimney for the center sections. Could use a long drill bit at an angle to get the port and starboard two middle sections venting them through middle chamber up through the grab bar. That will leave the stern sections. Not sure how to get to those without more drastic action. I will think about it. Thanks again!
Considering this includes the trailer and the motor its really not a bad price at all.
I didn't think so!
Awesome man, You're from Corpus? Me as well
Thanks! Yeah, I lived in Corpus for about 6 years. I'm now in Kyle. I still get down there pretty often to fish though!
@@SchwindOutdoors Cool man, love the skiff
Would it be somehow possible to talk to you directly about your boat? I've got something in mind but I'd like to ask you a few questions if you don't mind.
Sure! Shoot me an email and we can go from there. Michael.schwind89@gmail.com
Where did you get the plans at ?
I got the plans from Boatbuildercentral.com
@@SchwindOutdoors Thank You
I live in Rockport. Is there ever a convenient time for you to show me your skiff?
I'm actually in Kyle now. But I try to get down there as often as I can. Maybe we can meet up next time and you can take a look at the skiff!
It’s a lot to ask, however, it’s a very intriguing skiff! Thanks for your reply!
How much would you sell it for?
That's tough to say. If I were ever looking to let it go, I would probably say around 7k.
Its a cool boat that you got custom ,but if you wated you could have found something almost identical for half the price.
This was more about the experience of building the boat. It was a great project!
plus your time and labor on that boat, extra $2-3K easily lol
You did not need tape . Thats bs you got sold on.