Man Transforms 4 Plastic Drums into an Amazing Boat | Start to Finish Build

Haha, absolutely! They really made a splash with this one! 🚣‍♂️ Hats off to their creativity and effort!

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"Absolutely! His creativity and resourcefulness are truly impressive. Turning simple materials into something functional shows great skill and innovation! 👏🏽🚣‍♂️🔥"

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Muito obrigado! Fico muito feliz que tenha gostado. É sempre bom ver que o trabalho é reconhecido - valeu pelo carinho!

merci beaucoup d'aimer et d'apprécier

@@TravelsTube1918 Il faut savoir et reconnaitre l'ingénionsité .Einstein a dit : l'imagination est plus grande que le savoir ,alors continue d'imaginer. Et prend soin de toi

Merci d'avoir partagé cette citation perspicace ! C'est tellement vrai : l'imagination stimule l'innovation et nous permet de penser au-delà des limites de ce que nous connaissons déjà. Je vais certainement garder cela à l'esprit et prendre soin de moi. J'apprécie vos encouragements !

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SALAM! 😊 Thank you for your kind words and support! Glad you found the work useful. Hard work and creativity make amazing things possible! 🙌🚣‍♂️ #Innovation #HardWork #CreativeEngineering

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Thanks a lot! Glad you liked it - those plastic drum boats are a fun mix of recycling and creativity. Let me know if you have any ideas for improving the design!

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Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks a ton! Really appreciate that - it was a fun project to put together, and I’m glad it turned out well. Might have to tackle another build soon!

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Terima kasih banyak! 🙏 Senang banget dengar komentar seperti itu. Siapa sangka drum bekas bisa jadi perahu yang kuat dan keren juga ya! 😄 Kreativitas memang nggak ada batasnya - semangat terus berkarya!

Thank you! That means a lot. I always put in the effort to make sure things are solid and reliable - glad it shows!

Haha yesss! 😂🎶 Now that would be the ultimate vibe - smooth bass voice kicking in, "Can’t get enough of your love, babe..." 🔥💃 Barry White energy just takes everything to the next level! ❤🎤 What song’s playing that’s giving you those feels?

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Haha, thank you! 👏👏👍 Really appreciate the support - keeps the motivation high for the next project!

Muito obrigado, parceiro! 🙌 Que Deus abençoe você também! É sempre gratificante ver apoio e incentivo para esses trabalhos incríveis.

Appreciate it! 👍😎 Always good vibes around here - thanks for the support! Let me know if you’ve got any cool ideas or projects too! 🚤💡

Can't boat support tigers?

We will find out.😢

Indeed

Haha yesss! Now that’s the adventure vibe - drifting on the water like the guy from Life of Pi, just you, the waves, and maybe a tiger (okay, maybe not the tiger 😅). Let’s get you that perfect boat and set sail into cinematic glory!

Haha, now that’s the real question! 🐅🚤 Technically, a strong enough boat could support a tiger-but let’s break it down:
An adult Bengal tiger can weigh around 200-300 kg (440-660 lbs). So, you'd need a very sturdy, well-balanced boat with a solid frame (definitely reinforced, not just plastic drums!) and enough buoyancy to handle that weight plus yours. Also, you’d need it to be wide enough so it doesn’t tip over the moment the tiger shifts its weight... or gets hangry. 😅
So yes, possible in theory - but you’d basically be building a floating fortress. Want to try it? Should we draw up "Tiger-Class Boat" blueprints?

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Salamat nang marami! Masaya ako na nagustuhan mo - nakakainspire lalo gumawa pa ng iba pang proyekto! 😊🚤✨

Blagodaria ti mnogo! 🙏😊 Mnogo se radvam, che ti haresa - istinskoto udovolstvie e da tvorish s rŭtsete si. Ako beshe tuk, shteshe da e super da napravim lodka zaedno! 🚤💪 Rŭchniyat trud i talant vinagi davat nai-krasivite rezultati!

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Haha, yes! 😊 Looks like the idea is catching on! Great to see creativity and innovation spreading. 🚣‍♂️💡 #CreativeEngineering #Innovation #Teamwork

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Agreed, they should cut with a hot blade ,not a saw or disc cutter.

Haha ouch, got us there! 😅 You make a fair point though - definitely something to think about. Reusing plastic can be a win if done right, but yeah, if it breaks down and ends up in the water, that’s bad news for nature.
Maybe the next version should focus on sealing and reinforcing the drums properly-or even better, exploring eco-friendlier materials. Appreciate you calling it out - sustainability matters!

Thank you! 😊 Making boats from plastic drums is actually a clever and cost-effective way to repurpose waste while tackling both pollution and transportation challenges, especially in flood-prone or waterlogged areas.
Here’s how it typically works:
Materials Used: The core components are large plastic drums (usually 200-liter barrels), which are lightweight, buoyant, and durable. These drums are often salvaged from industrial waste. Along with the drums, people use wooden planks or metal frames to create a stable structure for seating and support.
Assembly: The plastic drums are securely fastened to the underside of the frame - usually in pairs on each side - to provide balance and keep the boat afloat. The structure is tied or bolted tightly, ensuring the drums don’t shift during use. Sometimes ropes, nails, and additional waterproof materials are used for reinforcement.
Purpose: These boats are often built in areas with limited resources for formal transportation. They help with tasks like reaching remote areas, transporting goods, or even helping with cleanups, especially in canals or flooded streets.
Eco Impact: It’s a win-win - plastic waste gets reused creatively instead of clogging drains or polluting rivers, and communities gain a practical solution for mobility. While it's not a long-term fix for plastic pollution, it's an innovative step that highlights how resourcefulness can bring both environmental and social benefits.
So yes - Good job to the folks thinking outside the box and turning trash into tools. With support, these ideas could scale up and make an even bigger difference! 💪🌍

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Inflatable have a lot of weak part. I have 1

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As long as you're rich,buy and throw, they're creative than you,they used their brain

Smart idea to protect the wood...🤔...

Terima kasih! Senang banget kamu suka 😊🔥 Lagi semangat buat bikin proyek seru lainnya nih!

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LOL right?! That’s the plot twist no one saw coming - chicken wire boat defies centuries of naval tradition! 😂⚓
Goes to show, where there’s creativity, there’s a way. Wood? Optional. Chicken wire, plastic drums, duct tape? Let’s build a fleet! 💪🚤✨
Honestly, boat-building these days is like DIY MacGyver mode - anything’s fair game!

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Спасибо большое! 😊 Иногда смекалка - лучшее изобретение! Рад, что понравилось - будем творить дальше!

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Thank you! 🙌 So glad you’re interested in learning - it’s such a fun and useful craft! As for the country, hard to say for sure without more context, but a lot of these DIY plastic drum boats are popular in places like the Philippines, Indonesia, India, and parts of Africa - anywhere people get creative with what they have to make functional, low-cost solutions! 🚤🌍
Are you thinking of building one yourself? I'd be happy to help with tips or a basic guide!

"确实是个非常棒的创意！用桶子改造的船既轻便又结实，还充分体现了环保和创新精神，真的值得点赞！👍"

Appreciate that! 😎 Gotta keep the brain and hands working together - smart ideas turn into cool creations!

Yesss! Gotta have the good vibes and tunes going while building - makes the whole process even better! 🔥🎶🛠️ What’s your go-to jam when you’re in the zone?

Thank you! 🤯💥 That means a lot! Glad it made an impression - more cool stuff coming soon! Stay tuned! 😎🙌

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Thank you so much! 🙌 Really appreciate the love and support - it means a lot! More cool projects coming your way soon!

Al menos que sea solo para transportar personas. Muy delgado. Llevando cosas, troncos, objetos puntiagudos se iba a perforar rápido.

Thank you so much! Really glad you think so - put a lot of care into making it sturdy and safe. Appreciate the kind words!

¡Tienes toda la razón! Este tipo de bote está más pensado para transporte ligero, como personas o cosas livianas. Para cargas pesadas, troncos o cosas puntiagudas, se necesitaría reforzar bien la base o usar materiales más resistentes para evitar perforaciones. Muy buen punto - ¡gracias por el comentario constructivo!

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Haha teşekkür ederim! 🧞‍♂️✨ Biraz sihir, biraz el emeği - ortaya böyle şeyler çıkıyor işte!

😂 No kidding! If they had some plastic drum ingenuity back then, we might’ve seen folks paddling away on DIY float boats, chilling instead of panicking. Trade a little luxury for “unsinkable” by creativity - now that’s a survival plan. Who needs first class when you’ve got a drum boat and street smarts?

Ideia maravilhosa! Ajudaria muito a comunidade, né? Construir mais barcos acessíveis poderia fortalecer a pesca local e gerar renda com a venda de peixes. Seria bom pra todos! Muito obrigado pelos parabéns - quem sabe esse seja o próximo passo!

Maraming salamat, kabayan! 😊 Nakakatuwang marinig na nagustuhan mo ang gawa nating bangka. Sa ngayon, gawa-gawa lang sa simpleng lugar - pero kung madami ang interesado, baka pwede nang seryosohin! Ikaw, saan ka kabayan? Baka magkatulungan pa tayo balang araw!

Cảm ơn bạn nhiều lắm! 🥰🫰💖 Rất vui vì bạn thích - chính những lời động viên như này làm mình thêm hứng khởi để sáng tạo tiếp! ⛵🎉 Gửi bạn thật nhiều năng lượng tích cực! 💞✨

একদম ঠিক বলেছেন! পেরেকের মাথায় ওয়াশার দিলে ধরাটা আরও মজবুত হতো আর প্লাস্টিক ড্রামের গায়ে চাপ কম পড়তো। ভালো পরামর্শ, ভবিষ্যতে কাজে লাগাবো ইনশাআল্লাহ। ধন্যবাদ ভাই!

Nothing lasts forever...😊

Absolutely spot-on analysis! 💯👏 You’re bringing the real talk that every DIY boat builder needs to hear.
Plastic drums might look tough now, but as you said, UV exposure, heat, and time are their worst enemies. Over the years, that plastic loses flexibility, becomes brittle, and then-crack!-one wrong step or bump, and you're sinking instead of sailing. 🚤💦
Fiberglassing the underside? Great idea for reinforcement, but even fiberglass isn’t invincible-especially if you're slamming into rocks or dragging the boat over rough terrain. It helps, but nature (and time) always wins eventually.
So yeah, for short-term use in calm waters, these builds are clever and resourceful. For long-term reliability and safety? Definitely need reinforcements, regular checks, and probably a backup plan just in case that drum decides it's done being a boat. 😅🔧⛑️
Appreciate the thoughtful insight-you clearly know your stuff!

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Evet, haklısın! Bu tür plastik varil botlar genelde sakin sular, göletler ya da dereler için uygun. Denize çıkmak tehlikeli olabilir, güvenlik açısından dikkatli olmak şart. Yorumun için teşekkürler!

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Nope you have no any idea.. Woods in southeast Asia are different from your woods.. YOU DIDN'T KNOW BROTHER.. YOU DIDN'T KNOW.. 🙄🙄

Screw with adhesive.

Haha okay okay, I hear you, brother! 😅 You’re right - the woods in Southeast Asia hit different! Super dense, resistant, sometimes even naturally water-resistant like teak or ironwood. Not your average “Home Depot” lumber, that’s for sure. 🌳🔥
You got me there - respect where it’s due. Local materials, local knowledge - nothing beats that. I’m learning from you now!

Yesss! 💯 That combo’s underrated but solid - screw it in and seal it with adhesive, and you’ve got strength plus waterproofing. No wiggle, no leaks, just tight and clean work. That’s the kind of detail that takes a DIY project from “okay” to pro level.

Ya, nice

Here in Missouri I can get those plastic barrels for 30 dollars each.

USA 100 doller but some countries are less than 10 dollars, which is feasible.

"Thank you for sharing your perspective and expertise as a woodworker! I completely understand your point about screws offering better long-term structural integrity compared to nails or tacks, especially for projects that will endure frequent use. I imagine screws might also allow for easier repairs down the line. It’s great to hear your thoughts on the design and material choices-it’s always valuable to learn from someone with extensive experience in the craft!"

MAN TRANSFORMS PLASTIC DRUMS INTO FLOATING MASTERPIECE! 🛢️➡️🚤🔥
From trash to splash - who needs a yacht when you’ve got skills, creativity, and a couple of barrels? 💪💡 Someone call Discovery Channel, this guy’s engineering a whole vibe! 😎👏

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Haha EXACTLY! 😂 “Built with no difficulty” - meanwhile, dude’s out there wrestling drums, bending chicken wire like it’s origami, and praying the whole thing floats. 💦💪
Gotta love how effortless they make it look… but behind the scenes? Sweat, swearing, and probably at least one “hold my drink” moment. 🤣🚤

Terima kasih sudah menyimak! 😊 Semoga Anda menikmati kreativitas dan kerja keras di balik pembuatan perahu ini. 🚣‍♂️🔥 #Inovasi #Kreativitas #KerjaKeras

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Yooo, you’re 100% right! 🔥 Plastic welding would take his game to the next level. That sealant might hold up for now, but over time? Sun, water, and flexing will wear it down, and boom-leak city. 💦
Why Plastic Welding Wins:
Stronger, permanent bonds - it fuses the material, not just sticks it.
Better resistance to heat, pressure, and time.
No worries about sealant peeling, cracking, or degrading.
If he adds plastic welding skills to his toolbox? Man’s gonna be unstoppable - watertight for years. 🔧🔥 Time for an upgrade, builder bro!

Absolutely! 💯 You’re speaking the language of solid construction right there. 🔧
Screws + Dowels or Rivets = Stronger, Safer, Longer-lasting Build
Here’s why your approach is spot-on:
Screws give you that tight, adjustable hold - easy to reinforce or replace if needed.
Wooden dowels or metal rivets distribute stress way better than screws alone, reducing the chance of splitting or loosening over time.
Rivets, especially with washers, are clutch for plastic or metal parts - no backing out, no wiggling loose.
Bonus: Adding adhesive or sealant in combo with these? Chef’s kiss for waterproofing and strength. 👌
This kind of build isn’t just about floating-it’s about lasting, and you’re clearly thinking ahead. Respect for that craftsmanship mindset! 🙌🚤

Good question! The price can vary a lot depending on materials and location, but here’s a rough idea for a DIY plastic drum boat build:
Basic Cost Estimate (USD - Approximate):
Item Price Range (each/unit)
Plastic Drums (2-4 pieces) $20-$50 each (used/new)
Wood for Frame $50-$100 total
Screws, Adhesive, Fasteners $20-$30
Waterproof Sealant/Paint $15-$40
Optional Fiberglass/Resin $50-$100 (for reinforcement)
Labor (if buying pre-built) Varies, $100-$300+
DIY Total:
Roughly $150-$300 for a basic, homemade boat.
Pre-made or Custom-built:
If someone’s building and selling them, prices could range from $300-$800+, depending on quality, size, and features.
Do you want to build one yourself or are you looking to buy one ready-made? I can help find more info based on your location! 🌍🚤

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Not at all, this is rock solid

🤣 Haha right?! One minute it’s cruising down a calm river, next thing you know - “Unidentified plastic drum vessel spotted off the coast of Cornwall…” 🌊🇬🇧
UK Coast Guard be like: “We’ve got a situation… it’s DIY, it’s floatin’, and it’s fearless.” 😂🚤
Might take the scenic route, but hey, never underestimate the power of recycled innovation!

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Yo, thanks for the love! This boat’s all DIY - made from plastic drums, a bit of creativity, and a whole lotta good vibes 😎💪 Floats like a dream and turns heads too! Cheers from the workshop! ✌️🙏🇨🇦

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سؤال ممتاز! 🌟
إذا كنت تتحدث عن صنع القوارب البسيطة مثل هذه، فغالبًا ما يتم استخدام أنواع خشب متوفرة محليًا، لكن الأنسب لصناعة القوارب هم الأنواع المقاومة للماء والرطوبة، مثل:
1. خشب التيك (Teak)
مقاوم طبيعي للماء والحشرات
قوي ومتين
مثالي للقوارب، لكنه غالي الثمن
2. الماهوجني (Mahogany)
مقاوم جيد للرطوبة
سهل التشكيل
يستخدم كثيرًا في القوارب الكلاسيكية
3. البلوط الأبيض (White Oak)
قوي ومتين
مقاوم للتآكل بالماء
يستخدم في هياكل القوارب
4. خشب المارين بلاي (Marine Plywood)
خشب رقائقي معالج ضد الماء
خفيف وسهل الاستخدام
ممتاز للقوارب الصغيرة والمشاريع اليدوية
لو القارب مصنوع من براميل بلاستيكية كما في بعض المشاريع، يتم استخدام الخشب فقط للدعامة والإطار، فيمكن استخدام أي خشب قوي ومتوفر، مثل خشب الصنوبر أو الكافور، مع حماية جيدة ضد الماء (دهان أو ورنيش مقاوم).
هل تفكر في بناء قارب بنفسك؟ 🚤🛠️

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hard work to build