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this update on the progres of TITAN ,i have spend 2 monts on the fabrication of windows/portligths
and door ,to save AUS $4000.from scrap ,soon the playting willbe finish to start welding the bottom
hull,the round corners on doors and windows looks more apropiate and nice for a tug boat,but take
time to making


cheers carlos bairo

WOW, very nice! There is nothing wrong with making your own stuff. While time can calculate into money, in most cases spare time calculates to new found money when you use it to be productive by making your own parts.

You guys amaze me. I have enough trouble working with wood and then see this. Just simply amazing.

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Dave

My Riviera build - the Midnight Cry Project

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Few things in the world measure up to the thrill and satisfaction of boating in a boat that you built.

Looks great Carlos. Nearly ready to turn her over....the exciting part. I'm just about to start the fibreglassing on my hull. Also looking forward to turning.
Doug

I wish I had a place and the skill set to work in metal. It sure looks great.

Bill

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Mini -Tug, KH Tahoe 19 & Bartender 24 - There can be no miracle recoveries without first screwing up.
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thanks to all you gays .

carlos bairo

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Dave

My Riviera build - the Midnight Cry Project

Video of Midnight in Action
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Few things in the world measure up to the thrill and satisfaction of boating in a boat that you built.

"Not that there is anything wrong with that"

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So Many Rivers,
So Little Time....

Don't forget the Australian accent
Doug

And don't ferget aussie slang..... "dogs eye with a pigs ear!!!"

THANKS gays ,
after many yers in AUSTRALIA my spanish accent still PEVAILL.

CHEERS CARLOS BAIRO

Hey you know?..... From a certain angle and upside down, that hull looks like it could pass for a HUGE distillory.Hmmmmm. (I'm thinking)

It would be hard to decide which would be better.... a boat or a still. Well, I guess the boat would get you into less trouble. But maybe there'd be enough material left over to make the still when you're finished with the boat.

What's that you say?

Ooops, I didn't mean to spill the beans about the REAL reason that you're building in aluminum. Sorry.

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Isn't it amazing!! The person that never has the fortitude to pursue his own dreams, will be the first to try and discourage you from pursuing yours.

DAVE you make me think that will be nice to build a still on the stack
to make my on beer using the exaust heat ,i will reduce the exstra
weigth of my stok ,would be wanderfull , the boat and the still.CARLOS

ROTFL!!

We boatbuilders DO think alike!

I got to thinking that if your still was on board, you wouldn't have to worry too much about running out of fuel at sea. You could always make your own.

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Isn't it amazing!! The person that never has the fortitude to pursue his own dreams, will be the first to try and discourage you from pursuing yours.

dave,,,one of my friend's from URUGUAY(my home cantry)on is way to RIO JANEIRO on the
atlantico sea on a 52' kevlar motor sailer RICARDO,got stack for a 6 days on the midel of the ocean no engine ,no wind ranout of frash water luckily the stok of beer for 2 gays on board
ouldn't let them worry to much ,they iven cook with beer, we DO think alike .
ps,,,a mind once stretched by a new idea,never regains its original dimensions.
cheers carlos,,,