DIY Dinghy Boat Building Timelapse | 5 hour Build Time

The Perfect First Dinghy for Family Adventures - Watch a Baby Bo Dinghy come together from flat pack to finished boat in this full build 5 hour timelapse. (Doesnt include Painting and Finishing) No workshop full of tools and no boat building experience needed. Everything arrives as a Form and Float kitset with pre-cut marine plywood panels and clear instructions, so you can build a boat you will be proud to launch. Key Features: Lightweight & Easy to Row: Designed with ease of use in mind, Baby Bo is light enough to handle easily, making it perfect for all ages. Its simple design ensures an enjoyable rowing experience, whether you’re taking it to shore or having a leisurely paddle. Ideal for Young Children: Safe and stable, Baby Bo is perfect for young children to learn and play on the water, helping them gain confidence and a love for boating in a secure environment. Compatible with Electric Outboard: This dinghy is ideally suited for a low-cost electric outboard, providing a quiet and eco-friendly way to get around. Separate Sealed Buoyancy Chamber: For added safety, Baby Bo features a sealed buoyancy chamber that ensures the boat remains afloat, even in the unlikely event of a leak. Lightweight Design: The basic vessel weighs just 17 kg, making it easy to transport and stow, with variations available depending on the final fit-out. Comprehensive Kit: Everything you need to build your Baby Bo is included in the kit, except for paint and hardware. The kit provides all the essential parts for a smooth and enjoyable build experience. Easy Build: With approximately 5 hours of assembly time, plus finishing and painting, this is a great family project. Spend quality time together building your dinghy, then enjoy it on the water for years to come. 📍 Proudly New Zealand owned and based in Auckland. 🌊 Kits also available for kayaks and catamarans. 👉 See the Baby Bo and start your own build: https://www.formandfloat.co.nz/produc... Have a question about the build? Ask in the comments and we will answer it.