JEM Watercraft

no... just my friends and I represent the "Red Neck" Yacht club.....to the letter

SORRY............ JUST PICTURED MYSELF DOING THE CAPT MORGAN POSE

IS IT EASIER TO STAND UP IN?

My thoughts and prayers go out to all our fellow Aussies in dealing with the wild fires. Hang in there guys.

THAT'S CRAZY COLD. I'M 30 MINUTES FROM RON AND IT ONLY GOT DOWN TO 29 F FOR US.

Thanks. Tell me if I'm way off here, but what would you recommend on how far in inches to go in? I mean on a 1/4" sheet would I go in 2", 3", 4" and angle back to the edge to zero?

Been reading about scarf joints and would like to attempt that method on my next build. I understand the technque, but I am not sure hwo much it will affect the length. The easiest way for me not to screw this up would be to scarf two complete sheets of ply together before lofting. Any thoughts? :ro...

AWESOME! Reminds me of the movie "Hunt for Red October" very sleek

Thanks for the education guys. AND i love the idea of gluing the patterns straight to the ply! Keep going "D", i'm soaking this up like sponge

Just curious.....With the cove and bead bits, will the strips be interlocking? And, is 1" thickness what is needed? I don't know too much about stripping and this may be the opportunity to learn. thanks