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Old 06-26-2013, 07:01 AM
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Originally Posted by ActiveThunder
"to it as to create the new plug so we can retain the AT traditional look"

What? You want a swim platform? Then the darn thing would be a 32 like all the other guys! .
I don't want no swim platform! Just making sure you weren't putting that funny little step on the back like the one that the 43 deck had.
-Traditional- is good for me. I just wish I could order one, the way you are doing the new deck sounds like it would match the hood one my new truck!
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Old 06-26-2013, 10:29 AM
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New 28 deck out of the mold.
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Old 06-26-2013, 01:29 PM
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Nice! So the top portion is the "plug" and the bottom portion is the mold you will use to make the actual deck correct?

On a side note AT is a privately owned company, right? Ever consider going public, I'd like to buy stock in the company! Or would it be to much of a hassle?
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Originally Posted by classclown
Nice! So the top portion is the "plug" and the bottom portion is the mold you will use to make the actual deck correct?
The term plug refers to the model we pull the mold from. It generally is disposable when the mold is built.

Here's the easiest way I can give you an example. Hopefully this won't show my age too much: When you were a kid do you remember making a plaster model of your hand in grade school for your folks? They would take a small plate or bowl and fill it with plaster and you would press your hand into it and wait a few minutes while it dried? Pull your hand our and there was an imprint of your hand?

Your hand was the plug. The plaster dish is the mold. You could fill the mold with a material, pull it out and there would be your hand! Kinda same as a boat.
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Look'n good! now the real fun begins. So this makes that 28 deck mold a throw away or are you going to use the frame for the 29?
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Looking great, glad to see progress! My dream 29 would have twin eggbeaters but would miss the sunpad and the look of a bolt on swim platform so I'm torn about ditchin the single big block power.
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Well. what is it? egg beaters or I/O? Does the same mold work for both?
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The top part (white) will be cut and lengthened, faired, gelled and become the the new deck plug for the new 29 model. Then a mold will be taken from that which will become the new 29 deck. Then the actual 29 deck will be pulled from that new mold. That's why boats are so expensive, basically have to build two boats prior to being able to layup and pull the first actual boat..

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Nice! So the top portion is the "plug" and the bottom portion is the mold you will use to make the actual deck correct?
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Rotating and prepping.
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ok I did not read the whole thread but,,all this work for 1 foot???
Iam sure its going to be a nice boat but was there something wrong with the 28s that you feel you need to add a foot??
not been a smarta$$ just wondering,,
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