I learned how to vacuum bag today.

[JimClark]

I learned how to vacuum bag boat parts today. 28 foot long boat parts. The 1979 Squire shop is taking shape. Soon we will have the jig in place and it will actually start looking like a boat.


https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-gr2nhfC/0/adf9882b/XL/i-gr2nhfC-XL.jpg (http://www.photosbyjimclark.com/Family/Misc-Pictures/For-Sale/n-PjqHq/i-gr2nhfC/A)


https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-DTNg9dx/0/77b085ef/XL/i-DTNg9dx-XL.jpg (http://www.photosbyjimclark.com/Family/Misc-Pictures/For-Sale/n-PjqHq/i-DTNg9dx/A)

https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-wtx9hRN/0/c690a1cf/XL/i-wtx9hRN-XL.jpg (http://www.photosbyjimclark.com/Family/Misc-Pictures/For-Sale/n-PjqHq/i-wtx9hRN/A)

[don ferrette]

Hey Jim, if you're interested I have a complete new vac bagging system from Aerospace Composites I'm getting ready to list for sale suited for what we do with model boats. I wanted to get into bagging carbon fiber cowls but I just don't have the shop space or as much free time as I used to.

[JimClark]

Thanks Don but not interested all my free time is going to rebuild the 1979 Squire Shop (the real boat) no time for playing with small boats