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I posted this earlier now here is the finished boat and the drawing that started the project.
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That reminds me, I'm going for a Pepsi. Be right back.
WOWzers, that is super.
When you put it in the water get some photos to post please.
That is a super boat.Pacifism is great, as long as everyone is participating.
StephenD
The Southern Arizona Woodturners Association
Desert Woodcrafters
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Great boat I've got a couple modified weed whacker engines that would make it scoot.May the wind at you back .....
Not be from Lunch.
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Impressive. Nice job."Still Montana Mike"
"Don't worry about old age--it doesn't last that long."
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Very nice boat!
It's all fun
Terry
Craftsman 18"
Delta 46-460 lathe
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This was done on a dare. It will be powered by children power (the motors and electronics are too expensive for me). I figure I will just see how long it takes the children to sink it..... Just to be mean I filled it with expanable foam so they can damage it but I dont see it sinking....
StephenD you are only the second person to notice the pepsi connection. Even I didnt see it.Comment
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COOL!!!!
Nancy in AZA clean house is a sign of a broken scroll saw!Comment
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Nice job...I love the idea of filling it with the foam...it will drive the kids nuts not being about to sink it....what woods did you use?Hawaiilad
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Hawaiilad the interior skelton is made from 1/4" baltic birch and the exterior skin from 1/8" baltic birch. The progress pictures are under a title of "Scroll saw boat" under works in progress. It shows the interior and unpainted.Comment
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