wmupilot
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did you leave overhangs on your sponson bottoms?
No, I didn't put any overhangs on the sponsons,I decided to omit them, but all edges are crisp and sharp.
did you leave overhangs on your sponson bottoms?
Ron I would leave the sides overhang on the tub and the sponsons this way the water can't trickle up the side of the tub. it helps lunching bigger props <_<Please somebody correct me if I'm wrong but it appears that it does hang off the transom just like the sponsons.
I also noticed that the tub floor is also a little wider. Before sticking it on tomorrow I'd like to know if I should center it and leave the side overhang or sand that off? I'm thinking leave it as is.
They say the overhangs helps launch"keeps the water from running up the sides" be sure to leave enough in front to blend in front skid.I don't know about the back.Please somebody correct me if I'm wrong but it appears that it does hang off the transom just like the sponsons.
I also noticed that the tub floor is also a little wider. Before sticking it on tomorrow I'd like to know if I should center it and leave the side overhang or sand that off? I'm thinking leave it as is.
Hey Al push your F stop higher and the whole boat will be in focus, that's you photo tip for today. I can't see what you did at the tips very well. Boat looks great, you did it the harder way I waited for the kit. We have been building them together via speaker phone, he's way ahead of me. Look out Terry gave me my .12 back got to get em in the water before it gets hard. Dang thats a cool header ,you got the last one."the shark"hi,i like to show my first wood build so far.it was made from the 1st plans when they came out,cooling head is not on yet and just finish putting on the tips.still have to seal and paint.
Hey Little Al,hi,i like to show my first wood build so far.it was made from the 1st plans when they came out,cooling head is not on yet and just finish putting on the tips.still have to seal and paint.
I went with the flex tank ,I heated and pushed my own vent bubble as it'S in the side when you lay it down.The cap comes out straight & puts the fuel line nicley under the motor if you'd like. I think the kits tub are 1/8 higher than the plans from what I've read. I going the cheap on the build as intended on this one better to show off at LHS that way.The Sullivan SS-4 fits in there with room to spare. Maybe some 90 degree angle flipped up on the front and rear (3/8" x 3/8"?) so that it could be screwed into some small wood blocks.
Terry, some of us like the Bling of a metal fuel cell. Right now it looks like the vent bubble in the tank may be just a hair higher than the tub. I want to cover the tank if possible. I know it sounds kind of dumb if I want a fuel cell in there then cover it up. I do have some sheet Lexan that would still show it off.
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