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Interestingly, this thing has been almost wildly popular so far. :clap: Today we sold a 14' version, so I guess smaller sizes in this design are appealing from a safety perspective. chtucker, if you want a 10' I think we can do that, would it be 20" or 25" transom? same width, or narrower? email me ...

What is your budget? Have you considered building new?

Ideally I wouldnt do foam, rather just an airtight chamber- but I'm within driving distance of the local Coast Guard inspector, and if I dont pass, we get it on our record-literally. We asked him why other builders get away with not having to have foam galore on the less than 20' boats- the answer w...

Hey everyone, and especiall kmorin because of your experience- We've had a lot of people asking Silverback if they can make a 16' or so aluminum chambered boat with a 25" transom and foam filled chambers. We've come up with some drawings and renderings that will work on our CNC machines. However I'd...

Steamlight and Surefire are the 2 best options.

...maybe but maybe not! Never say for sure...

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That is helpful Kevin. I'll keep in touch with you, Lincoln has agreed to bring some demo machines to our factory a week from this Monday. I'll do some side by side passes against the miller and see how we go. Also gandrfab, I agree with what you say. Everyone's beads have their own unique touch. I ...

Thanks Kevin, Thats good insight. We use the Miller 350P's in our shop, and our guys have become frustrated over recent times over the seeming changes in performance. For example you might be welding 1/8 on 1/8 fillet welds very happily and then suddently 10 minutes later its as if all the settings ...

Hello, anyone have any comments on comparing these 2

Beautiful!!

Hello everyone,

Silverback Marine was given guest passes for the show that is happening this weekend at Centurylink Field.

This link will allow you to get your guest pass. Enjoy, and see you there hopefully! We are at booth 1172.

https://www.xpressreg.net/register/pmex ... PME1837669

I dont like to toot my own horn but i cant help reccomend you check out our site, www.silverbackmarine.com In addition to our stock, hulls, we can build a boat from a sketch on the back of the cereal box if needed. We're in Seattle and our welders are old veterans of the trade... hit us up. I'm sure...

Have you looked at www.silverbackmarine.com

https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/mnu/ ... 22785.html

Here is a link to the job ad, look forward to meeting you!

Have you asked Fisheries Supply? Dave Smith works in that dept. They probably have them.

We used this boat for a video production, so we cant sell it thru the dealers as "new."

Here is a link to the craigslist ad. Our shop is in Southpark. (Seattle)

https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/boa/ ... 98737.html

For some reason I cant get pictures to upload properly on here. I'd love to share the drawings.

I would encourage anyone interested to talk to RMC in Seattle. They coat the interiors of Safeboats and some wooldridge boats.

If you are able to weld a nice run of dimes with a Miller 350P and are interested in helping on a small skiff project, we need part time help for this boat as it is a specialty project. PM me for details.

Have you seen the work at RMC? I was just commenting on the zolatone question. RMC sandblasts and powder coats entire boats. Do it once and for all.

I would bring it to RMC and have them do a sandblast, epoxy duraprime, and topcoat powder coat.

Well written, Kevin. Good points.

https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/tls/ ... 91331.html

has open ends, so by indexing you can do unlimited length.