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FishStretcher 06-14-2021 08:02 PM

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Some pictures. Almost done. Finally.


Twill and uni carbon with divyncel H80 core and Mertons vinylester epoxy.


Cross posted in the Hermco splashwell mold thread. I may pull a "pretty" part then offer up the mold.


This one is 8lbs.

Old'sCool 06-14-2021 08:29 PM

I may be interested. Please keep me in mind.

FishStretcher 06-14-2021 09:39 PM

I can, but this is specific to a master angler, unless that gap and tall cap fits another boat? I expect that I am not interested in going into production. VE resin is $75 a gallon, and I am too old for this. I started the plug a long time ago- maybe 2013? It looks like you have a 23 footer? I have a 20 foot MA.

Old'sCool 06-15-2021 07:22 AM

23' is sold SPF and plans are next up is a 20' MA

FishStretcher 06-15-2021 07:51 AM

That makes more sense! That mold might be good for 3-4 more parts. After I clean up this one, we should talk.

FishStretcher 07-02-2021 06:20 AM

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So the mold needs a doable tweak. It’s a long story but I forgot about the step in the cap. I ground it to fit but it could use tuning. Still, it works great and there is no perception of lost space due to the toe kick area. Gel coat had clumps so this has texture. I may sand and refinish if/when I redo the decks and cap.

FishStretcher 07-11-2021 10:01 PM

If anyone local wants my old flat splashwell gate, let me know.


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