The Next Fiberglass Boat hull, please give feed back!

[properchopper]

Taylor,

You're probably way ahead of me on this, but as I look at your sponson running surfaces they seem really wide. Great for handling, but lots of drag which'll need bunches of power to keep the hull going at decent speed. I imagine you've got some narrower ride pads in mind to deal with this. Just for reference, here's four cat bottoms to check out :

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[Eyekandyboats]

Thanks Tony. I will be doing a small ride pad. just a small one tho.
here are some pictures of a bit of progress ( not much been busy with my full sized STV's)

[Eyekandyboats]

Little Update
white gelcoat.
also i have my vacuum pump and reservoir and 16 yards of 60 inch carbon fiber!, carbon fiber epoxy boats any one ?

[properchopper]

[iridebikes247]

Looks great, I can't wait to see the finished hull.

[twissted]

This is a fun build to fallow. I'm enjoying this alot. Can we see what you have got going with the hardware? Thx.

[blowNover]

I'm in let's see it!

[Chrisg81983]

Anything new

[olwarbirds]

Cool stuff Taylor, lookn forward to seeing finished product. Hopefully I will be able to get one from you.... DJ

[glowplug]

Can't wait to see the finished project. Great to see someone applying newer FPR techniques to build models. Resin infusion can save a bit of weight during lamination and you are better able to control your resin to glass ratio. Learned these technique building custom sportfish boats that had to be light,strong ,and fast.