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Originally Posted by mrfixxall
(Post 3749359)
yep! a 50'' cat with twins but did not have it long enough to take pictures..some stupid mother phucker in a 32 fever went out of his way to chop it up in tiny little pieces..
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my proboat 29. I didnt build it but its fun to play with when anchored some place.
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Originally Posted by mrfixxall
(Post 3749359)
yep! a 50'' cat with twins but did not have it long enough to take pictures..some stupid mother phucker in a 32 fever went out of his way to chop it up in tiny little pieces..
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fixx
Originally Posted by AO31
(Post 3749470)
On the Chain? That sucks!
Originally Posted by twinskrewd
(Post 3749625)
Man, I hope you made him regret that decision!
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Originally Posted by low_psi
(Post 3749467)
How thick and what type of plywood are you using?
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Originally Posted by drozz30
(Post 3749733)
Not sure on the type but is 1/4" i bought at home depot. Just found out that instead of glassig the outside i can brush on slow setting epoxy. It should be lighter and still pretty strong. I glued the stringers and bulkheads together with epoxy and coated it all with resin i brushed on. It will keep it from absorbing water or fuel.
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You can use thin sheets of birch for the hull, if you steam it you can form it how you want without splitting & it will be plenty strong after you glass over it. Stringers can be 3/8 to1/2 inch plywood. Bulkheads can be 1/4 inch. General placement for stringers is a 5 inch spread. hope that helps, Randy
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Originally Posted by low_psi
(Post 3749878)
I have seen others build the hull with a balsa outer skin then gelcoated. I think that is the way I am going to go as well. Were did you get the plans? I would like to look at some plans to get an idea what type of structure is required.
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Lots of info in the thread i linked and the plans are posted there a few times as well.
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I have one for sale it's a cat from aero marine and has a 3hp engine it's complete and ready to go. You are better off buying an empty hull and starting from there if you want to build one.
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