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Parrott's Project


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When can we go for a ride?

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Now that the holidays are over, we hope to get some serious time in. Probably a couple more months after work and weekends.

Had some time to figure out my scupper tubes as my transom area is 12" thick where my rear bulkhead is. I cut some 3" PVC pipe 14" long, bake in the oven at 350 for 4 minutes and formed my tubes using a plywood form in each end to hold shape until they cooled.

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When can we go for a ride?

:504_shrugging:

Now that the holidays are over, we hope to get some serious time in. Probably a couple more months after work and weekends.

Had some time to figure out my scupper tubes as my transom area is 12" thick where my rear bulkhead is. I cut some 3" PVC pipe 14" long, bake in the oven at 350 for 4 minutes and formed my tubes using a plywood form in each end to hold shape until they cooled.

Got some time to fit the gunnels.

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When can we go for a ride?

:504_shrugging:

Now that the holidays are over, we hope to get some serious time in. Probably a couple more months after work and weekends.

Had some time to figure out my scupper tubes as my transom area is 12" thick where my rear bulkhead is. I cut some 3" PVC pipe 14" long, bake in the oven at 350 for 4 minutes and formed my tubes using a plywood form in each end to hold shape until they cooled.

Got some time to fit the gunnels.

Got a little work done on the transom. Scuppers installed. Will cut flush with the transom when epoxy cures.

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Very nice workmanship so far... hard part is just beginning? I feel like I'm watching NCIS for real... or is it for Reel?

Anyway, looking forward to following this project. How long before they will be in water?

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