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Originally Posted by Buddy OO (Post 2312359)

I believe I have stated that I'm a partner in Awesome powerboats. The facility is here in St. Louis.If you would like a tour email me. here are a few pics of some of the buildings, weve got a little 18,000 sq. ft. 12,000 conditioned,4 catamaran molds, flat bottom aluminum fishing boat molds, f1 mold,full fiberglass , paint, rigging, engine facility.

Buddy OO what part of St Louis is your facility located in, I would love to go through your facility some time and see the build process and equipment used, years ago i owned a fiberglass repair shop, mainly corvette repair but we did a fair amount of small part fabrication and mold work, good luck with you new venture.

later
David Hughes

Dave, its in Granite city, email me and we'll hook up, thanks jim

Dave, go out to MTI in wentzville, We rode harleys out there on Friday and Randy Scism gave us a tour, Talk about an awsome place

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Originally Posted by Michael1 (Post 2312272)

Yamaha is using it on the 2008 Waverunners. They claim a weight reduction of 25% for hulls and decks.

Michael

Looks pretty cool!
http://www.yamaha-motor.com/waverunner/nanoxcel.aspx

don't you "jig" aluminum? or cast?