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On my Flying Saucer, the flip was the half way point. I'm about ready to flip my Zip and my wife knows what to expect this time. I made the mistake of telling her I was almost done at the flip with the 1st one. She is more involved with building this time which helps a lot. It's better to stick with...

Hi Steve,

The Squirt looks great. Nice flat turns in the video.

I have seen Steve's Squirt in person and it is beautiful.

Congratulations on a great job, Steve!

Steve F
Yellow Submarine
Summer Wind ( formerly Frosty's Zip )

[color=#000000] [/color] Hi Barnacle, Your utility is beautiful - nice job! That foam shot is amazing. How much of what brand made that monster mushroom? My Flying Saucer has a 13 gal. fuel tank in the bow and a battery and life preservers behind the back seat. I have no idea how to add flotation?

Hi Steve, Welcome back. It looks like your new house has a work shop. Your wife must be happy to have it out of the family room. I like the way you ran that steering cable up through the deck and the stripes look good too. I think I told you at Gull Lake that the Yellow Submarine was finished and t...

If there were any people at this show that had not heard of Glen-L, they will most likely never forget the name again. These 2 boats are absolutely beautiful. Of course, Roberta's award is well deserved and her torpedo is amazing. However, the lack of an award for the Bonnie Dean has to be an oversi...

Thanks Gayle!

That means a lot coming from you.

Take care,
Steve

Thank you for your kind words.

Roberta, I'm honored that you think I could be in a show with your boat. Maybe the Zip nest year. However, Kathy and I are planning on going to that show and we hope to meet you and see that fantastic Torpedo in person.

Thanks again to all of you,
Steve

OOPS,

One more Shake down cruise picture.

Steve

As promised, pictures of the Yellow Submarine II after it's return from 6 weeks in a Lake Okabogee shop. I started my Flying Saucer on 2/25/14 and finished it yesterday morning. Kathy and I took it on a shakedown cruise on the St. Croix River yesterday afternoon. The Yellow Submarine One was named b...

Thanks guys,

It sounds like both of you had pretty good luck with pre-beveling. It would have been interesting to see that giant router bit in action. I like the sound of that 7 degree final angle too.

Steve

Thanks you very much for the help. It's a sentence at the bottom of page 2 in Building the Zip. It is right by the part that mentions the 12 degree angle at the bottom of the transom. I missed that on my Flying Saucer and it took a lot of fairing on the transom sides. Speaking of my Flying Saucer, w...

Good morning,

I understand how the 12 degree bevel is done on the bottom of the transom. However, I'm not sure what they mean when they say bevel the side frames 10 %. Any ideas?

Thanks,

Steve

Roberta, For a variety of reasons, I haven't been on the forum much since April. I happened to see your Torpedo in the newsletter and looked for more pictures. I was not expecting to find hundreds of entries and several pictures of one of the most beautiful boats I've ever seen. It seems like you j...

Frank and GD,

Thank you very much for the help. I should be able to continue with the floor tonight.

GD - Your view point is always interesting but upside down?