Damn you Paul, you made me hit buy on a Mini-Mono too
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OK, Go with the Micro Drifter (hereinafter referred to as MD) and follow my thread; I'll help you out. Ask questions on that thread and go from there. As for bending a stuffing tube, I just use my fingers (I anneal the brass first), but that's a subject for another thread/post. I actually had to bend the stuffing tubes in my MD.
Living in a condo, do you have the ability to shape CF or fiberglass (G-10) to make a motor mount (See photo)? Accurately drill holes? Do you have quality, slow-setting epoxy? Have you ever worked with that kind of epoxy?
Some details of my motor mount and stuffing tube are attached. Send me a PM and we can talk more about your workspace and specialty parts without overtaking this thread.
Other than a few basic hand tools (hammers, wrench & socket set, cordless drill, various pliers), my most extensively-used tool is my Dremel, which I've gotten fairly creative in using. For the Dremel, be I also have the workstation, which shows me to use it as a mini drill press. Epoxy, I have, and have worked with (although, for the Barbwire, due to the hull's material (plastic), light weight, plus a portion of the hull designed to hold the stuffing time in-place close to the motor, I used E6000 for holding it in-place at the transom).
Some company's websites provide excellent information, which others provide none. It appears that Tenshock is, indirectly, amongst the latter group. I don't take this as a 'sign' of behind "lesser" boats...on the contrary, it leads me to believe that, at least within Europe, those familiar with the name are also familiar with the "purpose" of each boat.
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