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Well its been three years since i have joined the site and i am starting a build thread
I hungout onthe the site for about a year , bought a set of plans ,built a shop on the east coast, moved to
the midwest, built another shop and now i am read to go. Time flies it didnt seem that long. I want to
thank all the regular posters on the site ahead of time for all the helpful info,tricks,tips. Feel free to
post anything you see that i am doing wrong or could do easyer. I'll have many questions, already posted
a few. I'll be posting pic's later today when i figure it out . I would also like to thank shine for all the help
on the phone and the forum when i was ordering , thank you Joel This is a great site

Here i go

Looking forward to seeing it come together, TW

Gonna be fun!!!

i am going to try and post a pic and can't get it show up bigger than this...any ideas?

http://gallery.bateau2.com/albums/userp ... 1_blog.jpg

Your pics are all there in the gallery.

Here's how I do it...

Hit the post reply button on your thread. Type whatever you want and when you want to stick a pic in click on the Img icon.

Open up the gallery in a separate window.

Double click on the pic you want, right click on the pic, and then left click on "properties". Left click and drag to highlight the address (url). Right click and select copy.

Go back to your post and paste the pic in the middle of the two of these .

If you don't double click on the pic at the beginning, you are just posting the thumbnail so your posted pic is small.

Looks like a lot of supplies and fast work on the front end.

Thanks- looks like it's working. Let me try this again



My shop dog......ZEUS.

Yeah you got it now.. Looking good. Nice shop!

Let me try more than one pic



now i'll try another one

I think i got it

Topwaters,

Looking forward to watching your progress! I am envious of your work space. It puts my 18’ X 16’garage to shame. The NV23 looks like a real nice boat with plenty of room aboard.

I only count 27 gallons of epoxy