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Here is what I have so far. Everything is loosely tacked together. Disregard the length at transom end, it needs another two feet added. http://i984.photobucket.com/albums/ae323/TRAC2772/2012-06-18082703.jpg http://i984.photobucket.com/albums/ae323/TRAC2772/2012-06-18082628.jpg http://i984.photobuck...

I'll have to check on the power supply when I get back to work, I haven't seen it in quite a while, it's been buried in a corner collecting dust. I do know it is a 180 amp Lincoln of some sorts. As far as the shearing, forming and rolling, it is all outsourced. I had tossed around the idea of transf...

kmorin, a month or so ago I came up with the notion that I was gonna build a boat so I built a hull jig/frame so I could easily lay thin plywood in the floor of the jig and mark the bow cuts then use the plywood for the templates. I actually have the plywood cut and pieced together with tie-wire. Ab...

Whiskeybent, glad you 'unlurked' long enough to mention you're here, welcome to the AAB.com home of the welded Miracle Metal boat! If you have a fab company, there's no reason not to tune up one of your welders and two or three fitters and build a nice jet sled? I'm willing to help with a design ex...

Hello fellas, Just found your site a few days ago and hands down this is the best site for the aluminum boat guy on the web. I'm a skinny water 'luminum jet guy, but the info posted here on boat building is very beneficial to me. I own a steel fabrication business here in Ga and can build a 300 ton ...