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Unread 07-10-2009, 04:27 PM
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Wonderful work ! Awesome!
Big I have a question is this 100 % wood and glass ?
Any idea what the weight is ?
Thanks
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Unread 07-10-2009, 04:42 PM
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Wonderful work ! Awesome!
Big I have a question is this 100 % wood and glass ?
Any idea what the weight is ?
Thanks

Total weight is about 150 - 175lbs . . . It tooks 15 gallons of iso polyester resin, 40 yards of 1708 and one sheet of 3/4" marine ply for stringers , transom, and to core the swim platform.
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Dang, that is something else!
I always wondered how much material it would take to do that.
Great job, absolutely wonderful!!
And the gallery link, Thanks BS!
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It's not mine . . . it's a friends 23 seacraft. We made a trade bracket for a old boat (22 seawolf WA).

is this like the one you traded for?

http://pensacola.craigslist.org/boa/1247001616.html
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A different year but yes thats the same boat, tons of room!!
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Did you use the same mold from the other glass bracket you made? Looks wonderful! I want one!!
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No he had to make a new mold
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It's not mine . . . it's a friends 23 seacraft. We made a trade bracket for a old boat (22 seawolf WA).

is this like the one you traded for?

http://pensacola.craigslist.org/boa/1247001616.html
That's it!!
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that look like a sweet deal if the motor checks out. i see why you put a bracket on it, low transom and wide open. i had a 74 Mako transom like that and was scary at times..
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