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John, this photo shows how my battons went in. The 2nd photo is how I delt with the ones that were too hard to bend. Either steam them or laminate them.
Hope this helps.

Looking great!

Another time Ken.
Yes, 10 minutes from me. 20' Barrel. He doesn't post, but does follow the forum. Beautiful boat!

Thanks fellas. Fun stuff. Making exhaust tips now.

Engine installed and aligned. Had to change out my casters, I couldn't roll it around with the extra weight in it.

Beautiful Tom!

I'll check them out. Thanks much!

Robert, lookin great! Who's lifting rings did you purchase, I like their shape?

Dave. It took a little over a gallon to put one heavy coat on the interior of my 20' BB.
2 coats are recommended , but mine went on very heavy.

Hi Dave. I used Poxy Shield with fast hardener. The fast hardener is thicker then the slow. It runs less and goes on thicker before it starts setting up. It still runs though! I have not used any other epoxys. Your boat looks great. Do you have a running string of photo's etc? I cannot find it on th...

Reached a milestone today, for me anyway. Finished coating (encapsulating) the interior. I hate mixing epoxy. It sure looks protected though.

Hi Corey. You can save a lot of time cutting out the curves on your frames and cutting all of your straight stock as well. Bandsaw the curved parts to the line and that is fine. They do not need to be planed, routed or sanded because you will be doing that by hand when you fair to match the angle of...

Ok Steve, thanks. Those do look nice.
I have decided to fair the hinge area flat so that I can use the traditional piano hinges.
Thanks again.

I agree Hoodman.
Thanks Neel, those look like they would work well.

Ok Rich now I see. That looks like an excellent way to do it, thanks.