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Discussion in 'Boatbuilding' started by lazerus, Oct 31, 2008.

  1. lazerus
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    lazerus Junior Member

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  2. Manie B
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    Manie B Senior Member

    Go for it !!! :D :D :D

    i have just read the entire GB site and thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it

    build it in ply and epoxy
    it is not rocket science
    and easy to work with and correct mistakes
    the hull and deck building process is affordable
    fitting out is costly

    enjoy !!!! :D

    i am an old fart at it - and enjoy every moment of it :D
     

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  3. Butch .H
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    Butch .H Senior Member

    Oh Yes!
     
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  5. lazerus
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    lazerus Junior Member

    my boat

    Plywood would make sense except for two things.
    One is where this boat will be used,blue water,It will be in the Caribbean a lot as well as south pacific(lots of coral reefs)But the main reason is I will be retiring to this boat.And I like the idea of retiring to steel more than to wood/fiberglass.
     
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