Laminating the rest of the stringers, that solid sheet is ready to be cut up for bulkheads, and finally Joe checking out the progress.

Better tell him to suit up and grab a roller. . . . tick tock tick tock

Awesome thread. Thanks for sharing the pics and process.

That was a cool link on Boeing.

Here is Hawker Beechcraft's composite line for the Hawker Jets. Pretty Impressive in person, and since they are smaller the carbon machines lay it down much faster.

http://www.mmsonline.com/uploadedima...ine%20%202.jpg

I have seen the AutoClave at Hawker Beech they designed for the Beech Starship...SO ahead of the times, but we have to that our government and the FAA for killin that one.

http://www.maquettes-papier.net/foru...arship_110.jpg

Hi Aaron,
Very interesting and your progress is astounding!
I am looking forward to seeing the finished boat.
Next time set up a time lapsed camera or two and I'll make you a movie.
Take care, Janet

He looks like he is leaning back.He must have his wallet in his back pocket.

So when you say a subsequent update,....would it be along these lines of induction ?

Thanks
Jon

Very Cool of you to share,...............


So is it Turbo's ????



Thanks again
Jon

Not exactly. But that is nice setup

Thanks for the reply,.................be interesting what ever your choices are.

Be nice to see Turbo's make it into one of these as light as these boats are.....................



Jon