Boat Builder Central

You say the gaps are f0r wider, what is far wider 1/4" 1/2"? You also mention the tips are Touching, this may be keeping them from sitting down properly.

Tom

Walter as you get near the bow you will need to place the zip ties closer together. At the stern they can be farther apart. Tom

Very nice. for those of us who think in mph that is nearly 52mph. Tom

what i was thinking of ,in short version, that your boat has much more hull/bottom underwater than original MG and that makes it more stable. The more submerged surface, the more stable the boat. Maybe i'm wrong, and thats what im asking Jacques allows a 10% decrease in size but it must be done in ...

Very nicely done. Tom

One of my PT instructors went out to Missouri or Arkansas with 4 of his buds and shot 102 geese two weeks ago. Impressive pile of meat on the ground with them standing around the geese. Every state has their own season on fly way birds. NC season for some geese is Feb 12 - Mar 31.

Tom

There are two sets of plans for the PH15 one in ply and one in foam. Tom

Sorry to hear that Barraman but I bought CL OD18 and he ran it up oyster shells before I bought it from him, and I ran it up on sand and small gravel beaches without any problems. He had it 8-10 years before I got it and I sold it to Craig without doing anything to the bottom. So that is over 15 yea...

A graphite-epoxy bottom will last forever. Mine was 12 years old when i sold it to another member. It was straight graphite over the primer. If you put it on over neat epoxy rough up the epoxy with 80 or 120 grit sandpaper.

Tom

Vla great seeing you getting so much use of your TW28. Remember watching you building her. Tom