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Old 01-26-2009, 03:16 PM
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Good Googley-Moogley, are your stringers deep enough? Looks like it'll be plenty strong. Cool use of the steamer too. One question though, if you are using a steamer, is it really "cold-molding"? Did you get the glass yet? I'm ready to see some planking on that baby!
Vic the stringers and Keel are 1-1/2" x 3". the steamer I only needed it on the stem and it worked great, I do have the glass and all the other material to build the Hull, I will start making progress in a few days.
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We are almost done. I think we are looking at two weeks from today. It will not have everything we offer on the site right away, but we will add items daily. Thanks for asking.

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Good Googley-Moogley, are your stringers deep enough? Looks like it'll be plenty strong. Cool use of the steamer too. One question though, if you are using a steamer, is it really "cold-molding"? Did you get the glass yet? I'm ready to see some planking on that baby!
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Old 01-29-2009, 07:03 PM
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We spent around 4hrs gluing the Stringers and keel in today. We will shape them Monday and start on the Chine Logs and Sheer Band.
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What's the beam on the 18 footer ?

Measured the 1 car garage door opening today, looks like a real world 93 inches.
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Old 02-02-2009, 06:53 AM
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What's the beam on the 18 footer ?

Measured the 1 car garage door opening today, looks like a real world 93 inches.
The beam is 96" and the LOA. is 18'6" you can get it out of a single car garage with no problems.
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What's the beam on the 18 footer ?

Measured the 1 car garage door opening today, looks like a real world 93 inches.
The beam is 96" and the LOA. is 18'6" you can get it out of a single car garage with no problems.
18'6" ! Getting tighter, is the jig/framing any longer then the 18'6" ?

I'm assuming to get it out the 93" door , it has to be tilted slightly, can you computer program tell by how much ?
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obbayer - 2/1/2009 5:25 PM What's the beam on the 18 footer ? Measured the 1 car garage door opening today, looks like a real world 93 inches.
The beam is 96&quot; and the LOA. is 18'6&quot; you can get it out of a single car garage with no problems.
18'6&quot; ! Getting tighter, is the jig/framing any longer then the 18'6&quot; ? I'm assuming to get it out the 93&quot; door , it has to be tilted slightly, can you computer program tell by how much ?
There are two stock widths for single car garage doors. 8' and 9' wide. He prolly has a 9' wide door!!
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What's the beam on the 18 footer ?

Measured the 1 car garage door opening today, looks like a real world 93 inches.
The beam is 96" and the LOA. is 18'6" you can get it out of a single car garage with no problems.
18'6" ! Getting tighter, is the jig/framing any longer then the 18'6" ?

I'm assuming to get it out the 93" door , it has to be tilted slightly, can you computer program tell by how much ?
The Jig is 18'6" LOA. You would need to tilt the hull to one side about 8" to get it out of your door.
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The first picture is how I scribe the line for shaping of the Stem between frame 9 & 10. 1,2,3 and 4 are Pictures of the Keel and stringers after shaping
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Gene,she's comming along.......you definately put enough timbers in the stringers,no worries about her be strong!
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C'mon man........quit holdin out
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Can u explain the blue tape on the frames? looks like it took a decent amount of time and effort to tape the edges, what's the purpose?
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The blue tape makes it easier to remove the jigs. With all the resin used, it may require some cutting if the tape wasn't used.
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I have been absent from THT and building for a month or so due to my mother being in the Hospital, I have a customer that is building the same hull so here are a few pictures of his boat.


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A few updated pitures of a customers build.
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