Superbabi !! Heres your pics of your Y2K
#21
Re: Superbabi !! Heres your pics of your Y2K
Yeah....rick!!!!!.........that's How Ya Do It.... Build Her Tough!!! This Hull Will Have A Lot Of Flight Time. Lookin Good!! Your Biggest Fans, Gary & Marcy
#23
RICK, ONCE AGAIN, I'M IN AWE.!!!!!WHAT IS THE NEXT BUILDING PROCESS? STRINGERS? BULK HEADS? ETC.....SEE YOU TUESDAY, DEC 14tH, LET'S DO LUNCH...YOU CAN USE THE BREAK...HOW THE SOUTHSIDE SOUND? HEY ..BASH..PERMISSION TO ATEND SUPERBOAT LAND????BASH...YOUR WELCOME TOO......& JC TOO!!!
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Gary,
Tomorrow I'll fill the strakes in the bow area and get the balsa cut and ready to go in. After the bow is balsa cored, it's time for the transom. Not to worry, I'll have the pics for ya.
Rick
Tomorrow I'll fill the strakes in the bow area and get the balsa cut and ready to go in. After the bow is balsa cored, it's time for the transom. Not to worry, I'll have the pics for ya.
Rick
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Re: Superbabi !! Heres your pics of your Y2K
Hey Gary,
I have made plenty of trips to Superboat land. Thanks for the invite though.
JC, I have met a time or two. FX, I have not yet had the pleasure...
Hoping at Superfest 2005, we'll all get together.
I'll be sticking with my 24' for a few years to come; so I'll just remain jealous of you 30'SB owners.
I have made plenty of trips to Superboat land. Thanks for the invite though.
JC, I have met a time or two. FX, I have not yet had the pleasure...
Hoping at Superfest 2005, we'll all get together.
I'll be sticking with my 24' for a few years to come; so I'll just remain jealous of you 30'SB owners.
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Patrick
Patrick
#29
Rick. Saw Your Other Post ( Blue Printed Bottom ) What Is Up With That? Do We Need To Tnink About That For Superbabi !! I Always Thought A Hook Would Only Take Place On Older Hulls? Gary.
#30
Gary,
Good news !! Balsa is done in the bow and the transom is clamped in. I''ll remove the clamps in the am, grind then glass the last 3 plys of glass over it. Then it''s stringer time !!!
As far as "BLUEPRINTING" goes. It's done to remove Any irregularities in the hull, or to achieve a certain attitude with a particular hull. Say you have a hull thats too flighty and can't stay in the water. You would put a slight hook. If your hull doesn''t get enough lift, you can add a Rocker close to the stern, which will give you lift. Or you can just have your bottom blueprinted true, or flat as glass.
A perfect example was "Freeze Frame", a 30' Superboat, Tempest model. Some of you guys might remember that one. As soon as it was popped out of the mold, we clamped it back in and flipped it over. Then a rocker was added. That boat did almost 80mph with a pair of stock 200 mercs, 8 mph faster then a regular hull. Granted it was alittle lighter.But you could tell the attitude of the hull wasn''t like a regular hull. It aired out like a mother F*@%*r !!
PS.
Blueprinting isn't cheap.
Gary, Kate had the camera today at school. So I''ll have pictures for you tomorrow.
Rick
Good news !! Balsa is done in the bow and the transom is clamped in. I''ll remove the clamps in the am, grind then glass the last 3 plys of glass over it. Then it''s stringer time !!!
As far as "BLUEPRINTING" goes. It's done to remove Any irregularities in the hull, or to achieve a certain attitude with a particular hull. Say you have a hull thats too flighty and can't stay in the water. You would put a slight hook. If your hull doesn''t get enough lift, you can add a Rocker close to the stern, which will give you lift. Or you can just have your bottom blueprinted true, or flat as glass.
A perfect example was "Freeze Frame", a 30' Superboat, Tempest model. Some of you guys might remember that one. As soon as it was popped out of the mold, we clamped it back in and flipped it over. Then a rocker was added. That boat did almost 80mph with a pair of stock 200 mercs, 8 mph faster then a regular hull. Granted it was alittle lighter.But you could tell the attitude of the hull wasn''t like a regular hull. It aired out like a mother F*@%*r !!
PS.
Blueprinting isn't cheap.
Gary, Kate had the camera today at school. So I''ll have pictures for you tomorrow.
Rick



