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I also noticed a bulkhead in these construction pictures that would help solve your problem. I had to use a temporary bulkhead in my Dyno jet build to help form the plywood into proper shape. Here's the link to his construction photos if you haven't seen them. I know pictures helped me a lot. http:/...

You could cut a piece of plywood with the top measuring the required 54" and the bottom 45". Cut it about a foot or so wide so it forms a trapezoid wedge you can force athwartship to persuade the plywood out far enough to install your beam. Wedge it just behind were your beam will go. You will proba...

Wow Neel- looking good! That will certainly be a show stopper out on the water

If you don't want to go with a Bimini top, perhaps a small boarding ladder so you can jump in and cool off!

This is how I shaped the hull on my dynojet. The boat had a 12 degree deadrise. I started about 2' in front of the leading edge of the intake to smooth out any water flow into the pump.

That's an awesome plane!
Make no mistake- the spitfire was a badass! Both the spitfire and P-51 had to undergo some serious revisions to become what they were but even the early versions of the spitfire we're about even with the ME109.
Aside from the p51, it's one of my favorites!

Welcome to the forum! If you haven't seen it, I started a Dyno jet thread; http://www.glen-l.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=14136 If you haven't started yet, I would recommend that you measure the angle of the transom of your donor ski where the pump mounts and incorporate that angle on your transom whe...

How about the Bonanza, stretched, with a v-drive?

This happened to me with my dyno-jet build. A previous builder had a lot of great build photos that I referred to a bunch but one day, poof, they are gone. I contacted the builder but he couldn't or wouldn't re-do the album. I can't remember who the web host was but it was real disappointing.

Jason

Well, not to much to report this week. All of the frames are made just need to do some sanding to final size the gussets. Instead of using the high price screws for the gussets I decided to try something different, not sure if I'll regret it or not, only time will tell I guess. Considering that it ...

I think you are right. My problem came from the color coat on top of the primer.
I apologize for my confusion


Jason

Your boat looks great! If I may offer a bit of cautionary advice, you may want to scuff base coats with something more than 320. From my experience, the 320 left a surface that was too smooth for the paint to "bite into" and bubbled up. Of course if you top coat before your base coat cures you won't...

A word of strong advice:
If you value your new toys, do NOT try to hover it directly over your wife's head!
Heli-max vs. Mad Woman; Mad Woman 1, heli-max 0. Lol



Jason

Toys? Those look like tools to me! Perfect for checking your roof among many other things!



Jason

Saw this on Craigslist
http://albanyga.craigslist.org/boa/5746603589.html



Jason