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Thomas, I use a composite that is layed up in sheets and then cut the parts out and build with them just like if it were a piece of wood. This is the first boat I have built with the honeycomb. It is nice and light and strong, but since the core is not solid like the carbon/foam/carbon stuff I normally use I am having other issues to deal with. Since the water will pass right through the sides (between the weave of the carbon) I am having to make sure both the insides and outsides of the tub are completely sealed (any water trapped in the sides adds weight and could just run right into the radio box). This is requiring a little more epoxy to help seal the weave and will take another coat of paint to make sure it is sealed.Just a question or two
Why the over lay on the honeycomb and where the fuel tanks going?
Glenn