Philippine Life: Part 1: This video shows step by step the construction of a Philippine Pump Boat (Bangka). Part 2: • Bangka - Part 2 Part 3: • Bangka - Part 3 www.homestayin...
Thank you for documenting this boat build. It's interesting how they're incorporating modern materials and also interesting how the young women and even children have a great deal of inherited knowledge. New is not necessarily better.
Hi! For the frame, most of the wood sizes were the following: 1.5×2×18 1.5×2×21 1×2×18 0.5×2×18 5×3×3 The walls, 3 pcs. of regular plywood were used. As for the floor, 1×8×33 inches.
(focusfeatures30secsx2,subaru15secsx2,thehumanesocietyuofus,clickads)I remember going on a banka like it were yesterday, but this banka is very artsy...
@@albertlehmenkuhler Dili man paguwapuhay ug Bangka Ang pagpanagat nindot tuod imo Bangka pero di Ka kabalo sa diskarte sa lawod hugaw Ka pa sa paburot ayaw panaway oi kabalo Ka mohimo ug Bangka? Hinawayon!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Jarry! I suggest na panoorin mo ang part 2 and part 3, so you will know kung gaano katibay ang bangka. Happy watching!😊Here are the links: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QpnJqQUPYd4.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eqReta-eUsc.html
@@reynaamacna8990 thanks bro..pero di pwede ganyang design sa amin..nasa catanduanes ako..pacific ocean yung dagat.yung daungan puro malalaking bato..un predictable ang alon pag plywood ang kasko cguro ma imagine mo na kung ano mangyayari pag hinampas sa bato..peace tau bro..✌😁
@@jarrycanales452 ah, so that explains your negative connotation. But I assure you, for places like ours, this boat can survive even bigger waves. Anyway, thank you for watching! 😊
@@fuegoon879 sir hindi po matatawag na bakang di motor or bangka kung walang kasko po eh noh! At isa pa sir magka iba po kayo ng lugar,i suggest panuorin nyo nlang po hanggang part 3 and i thankyou .
