How to install the forward boat deck - How to Build a Boat Part 11
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- The eleventh video in the how-to build a boat series shows how to install the forward deck. We will create the template (since every boat will be slightly different) and install it using thickened epoxy and stainless steel screws.
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Hell yeah man! Thanks for the 'How To' videos! Can't wait to get my plywood and start building!
Inshore Addicts where do you get the wood for the boat
So you’re not using any fiberglass? Just epoxy?
I’m a bit confused as to what the supports are supporting, or how they are supporting rather. What are they supported onto
very good
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Yo can we make another boat it's been a whiled
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Where do you get all your wood
We find the best prices often come from local lumberyards.
Do you have any more pictures of the 12'and the 15' foot models. I did look at the website just not sure which o e i want to do lol! Maybe some other pictures might help me make a decision on if just want to do a smaller or just fo for it and do the 15 or even the 18 model on there now