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I used the strap kit because the moeller tank I got doesn't work with the hold down clamps. It worked out fine. They're easy to bend and have a thick plasticky coating on them.

Cupholders are very important. They are high on my list to add to my boat

The fairing looks spot on.

Jim, this boat is really special.

That's clever. I'll have to remember that one.

If you need cheap neoprene get a pack of those anti-fatigue floor mats. Easy to cut to size.

It doesn't look like any of the Glen-l boats to me. I don't think any of his have that much crown in the deck. Post a picture of the shaft. I can't help you but someone will be able to. Cool looking boat!

YES!

Bill Edmundson wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 14, 2019 6:56 am

Tyler

LOL Nice to be with people who understand!

Bill

Great news, Tyler, good to hear from you!

That's looking really good.

I don't think it's super critical with Sapele. The grain is highly interlocked so if you hand plane it the plane needs to be absolutely razor sharp to prevent tearout. The sapele I bought I stored for over a year (not climate controlled) before I used most of it. It stayed nice and flat. I didn't us...

I've been pondering building a "Husky" camper shell with fold-down bunks. I don't really have room to build or store it right now though. It would be nice to be able to hook up the boat and go camping somewhere without having to pitch a tent. A tiny window air conditioner would even be a possibility...

There's nothing "wrong" with a good no-feedback cable steering system. I'm really happy with the SeaStar (teleflex) system on my boat. The way no-feedback works on a cable system is by locking out the steering loads when you are not actively moving the wheel. You feel the steering loads as you turn ...

Isn't line-x super bumpy? I don't think I'd want that on my hull. It would probably be fantastic for a cockpit sole or decking.

Looks like you have it figured out now. Cool build!