Craig

Oars, no oars for me, I am a Gentleman, I still have my Honda 9.9 and my big danforth. I

Scott there is no local notification of flight training schedules. OPSEC and all. The back side of that island is nice and a popular camping spot. Most people from FWB would say "what airplanes"? When the gunships work I can hear it at my place if the wind is from the west. It is not a big deal Scott. There are some old War Birds operating here out of the old Williams AFB and Deer Valley airport who fly over my house. You can always find me standing out in the yard if I hear them coming. Quite a sight and I do miss the aircraft. I got a call for a Senior Test Engineer interview yesterday so keep the Little Gem on stand-by for me please. 8) 8) ;D ;D

Charlie as a man with 9 and 7/8th fingers I agree. I now treat them all like sudden death. When using any power saw all it takes is a moments inattention to make you wish you had never turned it on. Cranks and push sticks are good enough for me. The beer is for after the job is done, not while.

Steve you could RON at Jauans till the rest of them get back from their island adventure (a 3 hour cruise) . That island ( I believe is called Spector Island) is close to the approach end of Hurlbert Fld. The Gunships and Kingbirds run T&G all night plus the live fire on the B ranges a bit N&W of the island. Not the usual airshow but fun to watch just the same.

Arrr, that LRM again is it? K-Rad you had better see the last post under the Builders Board titled "Grandsons Sea Chest" on the other board. I am getting questions regarding dog stars and your orientation. I thought we were through with all of this. And the rest of you lot, egging him on this way. It's unnatural i say.... Then again it is K-Rad. ;D ;D ;D ;D

Oh my God, another Irish/German, the horror..... Comeon over Fintan, you'll fit right in me lad. You could live a year just visiting all of us. BEER cruise is first week of June ya know. 8) 8)

Naw, Bud ( ) was at the helm for the first trial of my cutter rig Frank. That cured both of us ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

So little time, so many boats... Sound like you found a deal Gary.

That is really nice Steve. Clever way to support everything.

Neat project Charlie. That stuff even looks like it is harder than a whores heart. That would most likely ruin a HSS blade in just a few cuts.

And damn Chris if I ain't short one boat!!! 8) 8)

Stephen those areas you mention onthe web contain ,what is refered to as, Boat Porn! 8) 8) 8) Yes it's a tough addiction to treat. Every time I mention boat I get the look and the groan. : You may want to look at how you have splash proofed the hatch cover as well as using the hose trick.

This is going to the dogs fast you Hosers. 8) 8) Starfish my a.... never mind!

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Ah, now I see the problem with location. That looks like a fun boat, thanks for sharing the photo.

There ya go Rueben, Tom had the specific answer. No water line required. 8) 8) Do you have a photo of your boat you coud share?

Reuben, toss a bucket of water into her and see where it collects. Be sure the limber holes are open first and that she is level with her waterline on the trailer. 8) 8)

Absolutly correct Mike. Every time I finish any bright work just guess what is the first thing to get dinged! That is why I always spen so buch on paint. 8) 8)

Konrad in Florida that Minwax will only last a season in the sun. I find it is nice for interior but exterior is another story. I went to a real spar Varnish and was happier with it. Brush 4 and spray the rest. I'm with C J, the brush is too much work.

You really need to figure out what is doing that!! Congrats!!! 8) 8)

Bill did you ever get logged on to BYYB?

That definition had occured to me but did not come up an a simple search. I didn't think it was that easy. Thanks much.

know what it is Scott. I was wondering about the acronym.

Bill log in to BYYB as Bill Brush and I'll fix you up.

It seems like you guys were just launchng. ???