Why Make A RebelCat PVC Pipe Catamaran Sailboat?

holy crap, you camped on an island for 4 months? that should be a video on it's own man

Hi Martin, i have been seeing your rebelcat for many years now, cool boat and idea. I have an idea ising your pipe idea, and a different sail idea. may i send the skechup drawings?

thanks

jack g

do you have a sketch for building the cat. if you do can you please send a pdf or something(i will give my email). thanks in advance great video and a unic idea

When is new boat videos coming

Where did you get PVC in the middle of a Jungle...

love the vid.

Impressive and a lot of fun to watch the the Evolution! Great use of materials! thank you

Hi Martin. Great video. I like your inventive ways and methods.. Keeping it simple and using everyday stuff to build your boat. Great stuff! Tim

Well thought out boat. It looks really fast but yet forgiving and stable.

i love how you dealt with closing the ends off. when i built my first one, i just used caps (which were expensive) and vinyl pilling caps (which came unglued and floated away). lots of good ideas here....i will have to use some of them. i also made the mistake of using sch40 which was too heavy. nice job thanks for sharing.

do you need to register this in New York State. ?

you are in Arizona? a friend and I want to build one of these for spearfishing lake pleasant. where the heck do you get that big pipe? I am guessing somewhere in phoenix?

muito bom parabens

im gonna build one, ill let you know how it goes!

Ahoy and Aloha, Trully All Inspiring RebCat- Asolutely More Fun Per Dollar. Adams-san, I so look forward to your next Innovations and Generational-Progress with PVC RebelCat #6 n #7, perhaps just over the next few Horizons?!- let me know if You would like to Apply the "Air-Glide" program to Your Platform, Powered with Kites and Foils for Stability for Extra measure for Balance, and Harmony to be Swifter and Safer; with The Bonus of Flying/Gliding Speed and Smooth/Stable/Even Flight-Control... Now we are serious Exploring and making scale Models to have a PVC Composite C-Classs Fun Cruise Penetrating Surfer-Mode Contender ready for the 28th Little-Cup in 2017; KISaS-S more easier Function and Practical for Very Cost-Effective Foil-Kite-Wings propulsion systems. Look forward with sharing ideas, and testing Tried-n-True Experiments with You and Your Team... Let's Huddle and Compare-Notes, along with Solutions and Results for Sailing/Foiling/Flying/Gliding Faster-Than-the-Wind, and Being One with The "Pulse" of The Wind and The Waves. Maintain Da Effortless-Glide Yours for fair Warm Winds, and Smooth fetching Seas, Continue-On Keep Pulling the Apparent, and most certainly- Have a RebCat "Surfilicious-Day"! Aloha Nui Ka Kou iruka

Love the concepts!

hi Friend! I loved your catamaran! I live in southern Brazil (porto alegre / RS) and i made myself a pedal propelled polipropilene catamaran too. Mine works with a regular bike, so i can tow the catamaran with the bike and, when reach some lake/river/sea, i put the bike over it and then sail by pedalling. Well... But polipropilene absorbs water and it's not "pretty". I thought about to build it with PVC before, but i was affraid of air/water leaking at the ends. What kind of glue did you use when using the traffic cones? I want to try it!  And what kind of glue did you use when decided to fold and melt PVC? I think i'm gonna try PVC too. Can you help with some tips to make a better finish to the ends of the catamaran? Best regards and congrats for yur job!

Some idea are too good to be thought of by 1 person alone.

Bien tu velero y tu vídeo es estupendo  tengo q hacer el mio es de mucha   ayuda 
 

Thank you so much!! you are amazing!