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07-01-2017, 02:53 PM

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Posted By NickGarrott

Thank you Pat.

Thank you Pat.

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06-27-2017, 06:39 PM

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Posted By NickGarrott

Update

All stringers are in, I added splashwell walls and glassed them to the transom and main stringers, effectively making them huge transom knees also. Floor is mocked up. The only problem I am running...

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06-23-2017, 08:25 PM

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Introduction

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Posted By NickGarrott

I got the first stringer glassed in today. Tabbed...

I got the first stringer glassed in today. Tabbed it with a layer of 12" triaxial, then 6" biaxial. Covered the whole thing with a single layer of 1700. I struggled with air bubbles today for some...

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06-23-2017, 01:04 PM

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Posted By NickGarrott

Cap glass

I was unable to get my transom inner skin to lay gently over the top of the transom. My plan is to grind back the top and of the outer and inner skins, give myself a nice radius on both sides, and...

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06-23-2017, 11:39 AM

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Posted By NickGarrott

Bikecop I will hopefully tie them in today. I was...

Bikecop I will hopefully tie them in today. I was attempting to make 12-1 scarf joints and then sister a piece to each side. Unfortunately that is beyond my limited carpentry skills and patience. The...

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06-22-2017, 11:00 AM

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Introduction

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Posted By NickGarrott

Thank you

Thank you Frizzle. I don't really know how biaxial compares in strength to mat/woven for pull through resistance. I do have backer plates already.

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06-21-2017, 02:38 PM

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Posted By NickGarrott

Transom is in. I went with 4 layers of 1700. When...

Transom is in. I went with 4 layers of 1700. When I build the splashwell/transom knees I'll run another layer or two of quadraxial in the center 1/3 of the transom to provide thickness for the motor...

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06-20-2017, 09:02 PM

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Introduction

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Posted By NickGarrott

Thanks Pat. I know it is strong, I only worry...

Thanks Pat. I know it is strong, I only worry about the thickness for the motor mount bolts. The DF300 is 610 lbs, I thought I needed thickness to resist the bolts trying to pull through.

Forum: Recovered Threads

06-20-2017, 06:15 PM

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Introduction

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Posted By NickGarrott

Pat that just made me depressed. 9 layers of 1700...

Pat that just made me depressed. 9 layers of 1700 to reach 1/4". I don't see that happening for me.

Forum: Recovered Threads

06-20-2017, 05:17 PM

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Introduction

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Posted By NickGarrott

Thanks guys. Motor is covered now. Maybe I don't...

Thanks guys. Motor is covered now. Maybe I don't understand what a transom knee does. Mine go from above the deck, and are glassed into the stringers. My stringers are full height from the bottom of...

Forum: Recovered Threads

06-20-2017, 12:31 PM

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Introduction

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Posted By NickGarrott

Thanks guys, I cut her apart last monday, so I am...

Thanks guys, I cut her apart last monday, so I am making good time. Any suggestions on the best way to reattach the stringers? I was thinking cut them at an angle and scarf a piece of coosa to them....

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06-19-2017, 05:29 PM

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Introduction

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Posted By NickGarrott

Introduction

I hope you guys don't mind, I am not a Seacraft owner. Simply a C-Hawk owner. This seems to be the premier forum for rebuilding boats, and my googling brings me back here time and again. I figured it...

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