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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.

My friend Doug Thompson has a crew of 4 guys, they have a metal fab shop just outside of Bremerton. All of his staff are retired from Safeboats, Armstrong, Kvichak and Lee Shore. They are a little light on work at the moment for the off-season of the fish pen work they do, so if anybody needs great ...

Good points Kevin. I would far rather pay for an extra hour or 2 to get it welded. I know that some production builders like Alumaweld prefer the cleaner look of an unwelded exterior chine, but what looks nice in the showroom must stand the test of mother nature..and she dont care about looks. I agr...

I have found that most manufacturers weld only the 2 inside "seams" of the chine, and leave the outside bare. They do this to save weld time. It irks me that they dont AT LEAST seal the chine with a marine grade sealant, because even after a good rinse down, some salt will remain in this a...

Has anyone made a chart of indications of settings for a 350P? For example, today I found that on a 1/8 to 1/8 fillet weld, 5052, i found that 3/64 wire Arc Length 25, Arc Sharpness 20, wire speed 340 made very pretty, Safeboats looking weld. I was thinking it would be cool if someone made a chart b...

If you think Aluminum is bad, check out steel. Its jumped bigtime already. Its great all the jobs coming back to America and stuff getting more expensive, so profit margins can increase, but now try finding quality workers who are willing to use their hands and do all this hard, non-techy non comput...

kmorin, Just like Yelp, i think it would be best if you did mention the make. Your description paints a perfect picture i can clearly envision it. But as boat builders, we are all aware that submitting our product to the public eye (consumer) yields scrutiny. Perhaps this was a one off mistake on th...

I can never get pictures to work here so here is the link to the craigslist ad.

https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/boa/ ... 67656.html

Our website is www.silverbackmarine.com

Greetings aluminum boat gurus, I wanted to make my CAD drawing / lofting services available to anyone who needs some help with design / drawing / visualizing your design. I can do "unroll" for hull sides, factor in brake press K factor, and other nifty things to help speed up your build. W...

Also yes-instead of stretching a SAFE, have Inventech (life proof boats) make you a new one. They are amazing boats and priced very well when you look at how they're built. www.lifeproofboats.com It is owned by the owner of SAFE boats

I tend to agree, there are lots of opensource free software forum programs that allow you to attach a jpeg image. On this site you basically have to convert the image to code to get the image to display. Not the end of the world but can be frustrating.