JEM Watercraft

jackjama wrote:I have decided it takes 90 percent of the time to do 90 percent of the work and then it takes 90 percent of the time to do the final 10 percent of the work.

Sure beats the old 80/20 rule - you only get a total of 100% with that one!

Coming along nicely - the decks will take up some room but sound like a good idea for the intended use.

At first it does not look like my math works but considering I went to Texas A and M you will understand it adds up just fine for me.

Did my end pours. It was a good thing because I had a pinhole leak in the bow.




The boat looked bigger when I stood it up.

Ha! They always do!

Decks are on and fiberglass is next. I plan on keeping The decks bright?

You can never have enough clamps



This weekend I will ad hatches, seat ,drill holes for hardware. Then lots of sanding. Then some more sanding.

Looking great jack

Thanks, I am having fun with it.

I took the tv to a small retention pond in the neighborhood to help select the seat location.
Side note: I did not have my life jacket on but it was in the boat. This was very protected water that I could walk across.

It was a quick paddle but I will say the boat is manuverable. It had no trouble tracking and gets going quickly. Most importantly, I can put this on my racks on top of my pickup unassisted.

I need to mount the seat, finish sanding and varnish.

Looks great Jack..