12 months of work

Discussion in 'Fiberglass and Composite Boat Building' started by lprimina, Aug 21, 2006.

  1. lprimina
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    lprimina Senior Member

    I havent posted anything for a while, here are some pics of my second boat
     

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    lprimina, Aug 21, 2006
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  2. Bentwood
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    Bentwood Bentwood

    Looks great! I love the flair. What's the hull built from?
     
    Bentwood, Aug 22, 2006
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  3. lprimina
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    lprimina Senior Member

    Thanks
    Marine grade mahogany ply, two layers ΒΌ thick (1088) fiberglass over that
     
    lprimina, Aug 22, 2006
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  4. lazeyjack

    lazeyjack Guest

    nice work, but you are inviting fair critique?
    the sections forwards invite slamming, they are in my opinion too flat by far, certainly she will be as far as the photos show, stable downwind, and easy up on plane
    built 27 similar, but changed to deep entry
     
    lazeyjack, Aug 22, 2006
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  5. lprimina
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    lprimina Senior Member

    any constuctive critism is welcomed
    Ben
     
    lprimina, Aug 29, 2006
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  7. lazeyjack

    lazeyjack Guest

    you are a gentleman, truly, I hope you enjoy your work,
    Working in timber can be so satisfying
    Unless your building something tricky, working in metal can be noisy, dirty, and plain hard yakker, and not so satisfying, also wood smells, nice
     
    lazeyjack, Aug 29, 2006
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