Listen to these guys, there are some serious risks. I'll post some
Pics up on another there's some time. I want to see some progress this weekend!
Cannonball's FS18
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Ask and you shall recieve...
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Also made a bit of progress. Interested to know what others used for their battens. The specified 1x1's or 1x2's? Didn't even catch that note until after I already started on them with 1x2's, No big deal to rip them down though.
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Hi, good to see another fresh build. I'm a little further than you, but have stopped. I'm waiting for my shop vac to arrive since the glass dust is killing me, although I wear a decent mask and goggles.Cracker Larry wrote:Very bad idea Don't do it.I like the thought of putting the sole on and pouring the foam underneath, but if the floor did any kind of heave ho while the foam was curing I'd have a whole bunch of messy rework to contend with.
Some people just learn by making the mistakes themselves - yip, that's me. I built the CC14 canoe and built a little box as a seat. I filled this box with foam and covered the lid before the foam was fully expanded(OK, its a very small area). I taped the seat lid down with 200g woven. I started finishing and painting the boat. By day 2 I noticed that the foam had broken open the epoxy glue and pulled open the seam.
I'll foam my CS23 under the sole, but I'll give it enough time to expand and shape it back from there.
Good luck with the build, buddy. I like the jet drive. I've never seen one of those, very cool.
CC14 splashed
CS23 almost there
CS23 almost there
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I'll second that on the cool jet drive. I've never seen one up close or been on one. More intimidating is how neat your shop area is Dunno how you manage that. I'm in New Braunfels often and hope to get a peek at your build one day. Seems like lot of folks like that FS18.
Over here in Blanco Dougster
Over here in Blanco Dougster
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I used 1X1s, actually 3/4X3/4. This boat requires a lot of cleats and the weight difference between 1X2 and 1X1 would be significant.Interested to know what others used for their battens.
Looking good
Completed GF12 X 2, GF16, OD18, FS18, GF5, GF18, CL6
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Same as Cracker Larry. Ripped 1x1 (3/4 x 3/4) from clear 1x6's. It takes a bunch, I'm going to need to make some more soon.
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Thanks for confirming that one guys. I've got to remember, just stick to the plan!
Your welcome to check it out Doug. I come from a long line of contractors, and it doesnt matter if it's at work or home a clean work area always makes you work safer, smarter, and faster.
Your welcome to check it out Doug. I come from a long line of contractors, and it doesnt matter if it's at work or home a clean work area always makes you work safer, smarter, and faster.
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Smart mana clean work area always makes you work safer, smarter, and faster.
Completed GF12 X 2, GF16, OD18, FS18, GF5, GF18, CL6
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that didn't take long. Is that built on a 25hp frame or the 40-60?Cannonball wrote:Ask and you shall recieve...
I spent 8 months searching for a gheenoe anywhere in Texas and finally posted a WTB add in frustration; bought one locally by the end of the day.
Here are some pics on the foamed floor, i think they are around page 3 http://www.customgheenoe.com/forum/view ... 3&start=30
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