33" Jet Boat for M-JET 30 and M-JET 35 jet drive (some parts still WIP)

As more people are finding this design and downloading it I thought i should add this note: I am not the original designer of this boat, I am a amature tinkercad user who had modified this design significantly. With that said I have only printed two of these boats and although i haven't found any huge problems the quality of fitment of the parts, they are not up to standard with a professional CAD designer. I am very open to remixes and suggestions/assistance to make this model better!

Ok back to your regularly scheduled program!
3-4-2023. Added a second option for the center piece for the lid. This part has a hole in the middle to mount a action camera with a 1/4 inch camera mount. Use 9x5x2 oring top and bottom to seal. -Note, i have not tested this piece yet. Water test yourself before hand.

3-2-2023-

• Updated front of hull so it sits flat on build plate- thanks uproar.

• Added a TPU snap on cover (like tupperware) in 5 pieces. 2 frames, spacer, and 1 TPU cover printed twice. If you have already printed this boat just cut off the poles that hold the original lid, fill in the holes then glue the frame in place just as you see it in the tinkercad image. Notice there is a taper and orientation to each piece.
  I RECOMMEND THE TPU COVER OVER THE ORIGINAL.

11-12-2022
Added files for M-Jet 35 rear section to fit the brand new M-Jet 35 jet drive. Click the CG trader link below to find the maker of the M-jet 35.
Also added two files for the seals for the m-jet 35 pump. The seals are experimental currently.

This is a 3d Printed jet boat i found on youtube. I modified it in Tinkercad to fit the Mjet30 jet drive by MjetDesigns, a deal at $10!!

With my setup this boat gets up to 25mph on a 4076 2000kv motor on 5s. For its size this boat is pretty light (Around 7 lbs RTR) .

I printed my boat in PETG transparent for effect and durability.
The boat is glued together with Bob Smith CA and Accelerator (accelerator improves strength) for anything with a big Gap, and I used Weld on 3 to plastic weld parts together where the seams are tight. The outside has a thin coat of Epoxy for sealing and durability.

I had to use the turn fins to keep the boat from spinning out. There are other modifications I am making on it currently, I will post those when i can.

The boat had a flat bottom front to rear, i created a keel (for lack of a better term) for it you can print and glue on if you want. I didn't find that it made much of a difference in handling.

The battery mount is split in half for ease of print, or you can print it whole with supports.

Any questions? Print it, build it, throw it in the water and have fun!