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MadBoat

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    The sea, the great unifier, is man's only hope. Now, as never before, the old phrase has a literal meaning: we are all in the same boat.
    Jacques Yves Cousteau

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  1. Looks amazing, what is the color that was used on the floor panels?
  2. Just a note, the bow and stern patterns appear to be 2" to short. fitted up the gunwales and the curvature dictated by them appears to need another 2" in height. has any one else seen this? or have a suggestion as to what may be the cause? Thanks.
  3. Noted, will be posting some pictures shortly. Making a living gets in the way of boat building! ?
  4. Yes, Completely agree, I have dedicated rodeo boat for class 2 and above, mainly have to deal with 30 cm and below that come up unexpectedly. Just wondering what your lengths were on the stingers?
  5. Noted that the weight increase will be a factor, using the wood I have on hand as it is free and readily available. The other consideration is that the rivers here in southern Alberta tend to have a good deal of white water. As I plan to do extended tripping, I think the safety factor outweighs the weight consideration. Goon note on the skin, thank you, I will be ordering it soon from KUDZU. Recommendations on what weight would work best?
  6. Building a Tangerine now, not a lot of info on past builds out there, if there are please let me know. Will keep updated as progress happens. Will be using a combination of woods to achieve greater strength such as old growth maple (reclaimed) and reclaimed Douglas fir from a turn of the century barn. Cheers.
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