Re: [bolger] Re: skimmer modifications
| Hey toni - I did the very same thing when building hull #225; however, I think that was the smallest of my building mistakes.... I was able to saw (with a good rip hand saw) the logs and chines off the wrong sides and re-glue them to the correct sides. Worked fine. fortunately, we're not working in marble here. Good luck! Jim in St. Louis --- OnWed, 6/17/09, Bruce Hector<bruce_hector@...>wrote: |
Should work fine, she's very stable at 8'. Bruce Hector
--- Inbolger@yahoogroups.com, "cliff" <clifford.vaughan@...> wrote:
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> I am ready to start the build of my 4x8 skimmer. To be a perfect fit on my big boat as a fast tender I need to reduce the length to 7' and the width to 3'-6" this is a 1/8 reduction. This will give about the same interior size as you would get in an 8'-6" inflatable. Has anyone considered doing this, or something similar with this design?
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I am ready to start the build of my 4x8 skimmer. To be a perfect fit on my big boat as a fast tender I need to reduce the length to 7' and the width to 3'-6" this is a 1/8 reduction. This will give about the same interior size as you would get in an 8'-6" inflatable. Has anyone considered doing this, or something similar with this design?