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Just to throw a wrench in the mix... everyone that owns something that floats will also be there.

Trim gauge if you have power trim.

Interior encapsulation is done thankfully!

Click on your username in the top right corner then go to: user control panel - profile - edit avatar. It's kinda buried.

Glass and paint with bright sapele accents. Many have done a veneered deck and I thought that's what I wanted years ago. Then I started seeing pictures of the old Thompsons with painted decks and how clean and simple that looks.

The front deck is all nailed on. In a way that was the last big glue up. The rest of the decking should be a breeze.

You took her down to the studs! No doubt going to be beautiful with your skills.

Wow, nice hull!

Planning to be there with my Geronimo, although I have a lot of work to do yet. It may just be me or dad and I.

At 12" if your boat is sitting so low in the water that water will come in the thru hull you've got bigger problems.

I would say at least 12" above the water line. I don't know if there is a standard minimum.

Bryan, the issue with this hull is that the lowest point is in the cabin. It would be a pain to run the pump hose all the way to the motorwell.

What an awesome boat! Great job!

Wow nice job on the planking! Really clean seams!

I think you will want some kind of ablative bottom paint. There are a bunch to choose from. It will have to be refreshed every few years.

One half of the front deck is now glued on finally. Too many weekends with stuff going on lately have taken their toll on my progress lately. It went on really easily with ring shank nails. I had a couple of locating screws but otherwise all nails. I applied the glue, screwed in the locating screws,...