JEM Watercraft

Mate, that's a sweet looking craft...I'm guessing it weighs diddly-squat...looking forward to the paint job and seats...

jem wrote:The chines are also rounded over so the fiberglass can lay flat over the change in angle. So eliminating that gap/V-channel is not a good thing.

Ron,
how did you handle this when you did your SS&G build?

Well done Mate, she looks shmick. Lovely job.

Good compact, neat job Mate. You'll probably get a bunch of requests, maybe start a side-line I'd build one, if we had mobile phone coverage. [Whataya like with Satellite phone chargers???] .
Nice job.............

Good idea Mate.....

Excellent. How do you cook the squirrels? Sometimes when we run down a mob of piglets we'll bring some back and keep them in a pen for a few days to clean out (depending on how big they are- if still on mostly milk diet, no need to bother) and then knock on the head, skin, gut and split down the bri...

Nice shooting! What do you do with the squirrels? Skin 'em? eat 'em?

Mate, I'm with Bruce, go the Black

G'Day Col, It's still happening, but things have slowed down some. I've been doing a bit on the inside seams and should be able to glass them soon. Lots of other stuff happening to drag me away from the build. New staff member to get orientated (and there are a hell of a lot of places to show him), ...

All the best on a full recovery Preacher and hope you're back amongst the sawdust soon.
Take care Mate.......