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Or did he end up burning it?

saw with high tooth count is the key.

I've always used a jig saw for my canoes and kayaks but recently picked up a small cordless circular saw. It's mighty nice for the long cuts.

Chalk wrote:

JEM wrote:Looks like you can build them better than the Chalk-mister.

Epoxy and Biax ordered this week SA.... ...If I had some corporate sponsorship.....

...if I had a corporation!

Hey it's been at least a month since I needled you... was going into withdrawl!

Looks like you can build them better than the Chalk-mister.

Anyone riding one of these? Thoughts? Opions?

Like it because....

Think they improve on .....

Tanx

Chalk wrote:It's has a maximum beam of 54" and I plan on powering it with a 25 hp...Maybe a 30 hp...don't tell JEM though

killing me... just killing me!

Check out this site. It's supposed to be up February first I believe.

http://www.evergladescanoecompany.com/

Nathan

I've seen preview pics of their hull. Looks like it's gonna be a neat little project. :thumbup:

Makes ya think about a new set of boat plans. :-D

Hey Chalk...I got an idea ...

Pungo, Gheenoe... someone needs to make a decision!

punted and sent the new drawings. Will Chalk run it back?

If it turns out crappy I'll blame Chalk for putting the full-court press on me. :-D

In all seriousness though, this is truly Chalk's baby. I don't even feel right calling myself "designer". I was more of an interpretor of Chalk's vision.

My original thinking was for a bench seat model. But he ...

Yea yea yea...it's all the same fish I think.

Gotta watch out for Chalky. He's a sneaky dude.