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Re: Mr. Freckle's Ride / Wadefish 15'x32" Update 2/26

Posted: Fri Feb 27, 2009 1:34 am
by Bruce36549
In your first pic it looked like Mr. Freckles was on top of things. In your last, it looked like he was recovering from a big night on the town. Reminds me of some Navy Chiefs I knew! like me

Bruce

Re: Mr. Freckle's Ride / Wadefish 15'x32" Update 2/26

Posted: Fri Feb 27, 2009 10:05 am
by LIGHT KEEPER'S KID
Ah,a Navy Chief my father was a Chief in what the navy calls the Yachtmen's Navy for 25 years :lol: As for the good side of ply its just a standard mahogany from Home Depot but it was nice so I went with it for my first build :D As for Mr. Freckles he seems to think that he's alot of help I'll let the pics tell that story :lol: :lol: :lol:

Mike

Re: Mr. Freckle's Ride / Wadefish 15'x32" Update 3/10

Posted: Tue Mar 10, 2009 7:45 am
by LIGHT KEEPER'S KID
Well during the weekend got the cockpit and tankwell filleting complete and ready to be glassed. Started Stitching panels together and stitching the cockpit framing in the hull panels.

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Re: Mr. Freckle's Ride / Wadefish 15'x32" Update 3/19

Posted: Sun May 03, 2009 5:03 am
by Bemm 52
Hows the build going ???????? :)

You haven't posted in a while :)

I hope all's well :?

Cheers Paul

Re: Mr. Freckle's Ride / Wadefish 15'x32" Update 3/19

Posted: Sun May 03, 2009 9:45 am
by LIGHT KEEPER'S KID
Sorry,yes it's been awhile but trying to finish to get ready for a Boat Builder's Round-up on May 16,at Ink's lake :D As you can see i've got the scuppers in and deck panels on. I cut out hatchs on the decks,the front is 22"x18" and the rear is 12"x8". That's as large as you can install on this Wadefish plan,but on the inside of the front storage area there's 6 1/2' from the bow to the front scrupper of storage :shock: And it allows for lots of storage including rods of any size :wink: I also installed a small wood button on the inside of hatch covers and inside of deck with a 3/16" holes to install cord to keep from losing covers. I think one of the hardest things to do was cutting holes in hull for scrupper's,it's not natural to cut holes in the bottom of a boat :roll: She's now ready for varnish and paint :wink: And I want to again thank Ron for his advice and I also used his style of hatch building witch worked out great :wink: I've been posting on a fishing site to help draw people to building their own SOT :wink:

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Re: Mr. Freckle's Ride / Wadefish 15'x32" Update 3/19

Posted: Sun May 03, 2009 2:08 pm
by Kayak Jack
Dear Mr. Freckles. Please tell your manservant that he is doing a nice job. And, for your efforts on the job, you get one atta boy, a milk bone biscuit, and a free pee on the couch.

Re: Mr. Freckle's Ride / Wadefish 15'x32" Update 3/19

Posted: Sun May 03, 2009 3:09 pm
by LIGHT KEEPER'S KID
Beleave it or not but Mr. Freckle's is a lumber sellector,he go'es out back and sellect's firewood and brings it to the back door :lol: and he love the couch pillows and i catch %$@# over everyone he tears up :lol: I can't wait to get him on the "Wadefish" :wink:

Mike

Re: Mr. Freckle's Ride / Wadefish 15'x32" Update 3/19

Posted: Sun May 03, 2009 7:28 pm
by OnkaBob
Good to see you back Mike, that thing's come up a treat.

Hope Mr Freckles has a good camera. We want him to take some pics of you out on the water - and maybe you can take some of him as well :D

Re: Mr. Freckle's Ride / Wadefish 15'x32" Update 3/19

Posted: Mon May 04, 2009 4:29 am
by Bemm 52
Geez I dont think I can catch you ...............Hatches are great 8)

Re: Mr. Freckle's Ride / Wadefish 15'x32" Update 5/04

Posted: Sat May 09, 2009 9:42 am
by LIGHT KEEPER'S KID
Thanks,those are Tx Riverrat's idea and i must say there is going to be alot of storage area in them :wink:

Mike