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Old 11-08-2012, 11:49 AM   #1
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New OCR boat

Just started the build on a new 650SS for OCR

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Old 11-08-2012, 07:09 PM   #2
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Nice glassing work!

Must he quite hard to layup with all those steps etc.
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Old 11-08-2012, 09:47 PM   #3
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Well done Alan, looking forward to seeing it on the water.
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Old 12-08-2012, 01:20 PM   #4
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Thanks Vince, did you get XR2 on the boat?
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Nice glassing work!

Must he quite hard to layup with all those steps etc.
Easier than a cat..
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Old 12-08-2012, 04:36 PM   #6
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think your confusing me with someone else alan..... few tidy up jobs to do maybe possibly hopefully a launch monday morning weather permitting!!
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Old 12-08-2012, 06:52 PM   #7
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think your confusing me with someone else alan..... few tidy up jobs to do maybe possibly hopefully a launch monday morning weather permitting!!
It appears I was Vince! Sounds good, let me know how you get on.
Everything hook up ok?
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all good so far........ trim tabs working, fuel pump live, turning on the key, trim pump running, all lines run, selecting gear and getting full throttle just need to tidy up a few things them she's ready to rock and roll!! when you launching this one?
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Old 13-08-2012, 04:35 PM   #9
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Old 13-08-2012, 05:17 PM   #10
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Sweet Alan, would be perfect with a Merc 300XS.
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Old 13-08-2012, 10:10 PM   #11
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Sorry alan- don't know much about building- is that dvinycell or balsa?
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Old 13-08-2012, 11:09 PM   #13
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Hi John, yeah like the captain said its balsa. Pretty light, figure it weighs about 130kg so far, hull minus structures.
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Old 13-08-2012, 11:18 PM   #14
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nice one alan looks good, whats the idea of the end grain balsa? i know its harder to crush but over lenght is end grain not very brittle??
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figure it weighs about 130kg so far, hull minus structures.
thats quite light isnt it? whats the schedule so far. I assume the balsa went down onto wet glass (I cant see any bonding paste).
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Conor, the balsa, or any core really only adds thickness and stiffness to a panel without the associated weight of a solid glass panel. As both skins flex the core comes under compression, balsa on its end grain doesn't compress. The core is not a structural member on its own it just resists the forces the two skins put on it.

Captain, yeah it is pretty light.
Gel, 300 skin, 300 chop/450 biax, 600chop to bed the core, 300chop and a 450 biax.
Yeah, didnt use bonding paste on the core, just bagged the cores into wet glass.

Transom and stringers shouldn't ad up to more than 30kg, seat bases and tabbing probably another 20'ish!
Do a lightweight deck and hoping to come in under 240kg but not sure now after allowing for side impact reinforcement.

We'll see...
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ah right i get you, cheers!
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Hi John, yeah like the captain said its balsa. Pretty light, figure it weighs about 130kg so far, hull minus structures.
Why use balsa, u can build a much lighter and even stronger hull with divenycell?
(H100 for exampel).
And if u want more lightweight boat, use carbon/ epoxy
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Why use balsa, u can build a much lighter and even stronger hull with divenycell?
(H100 for exampel).
And if u want more lightweight boat, use carbon/ epoxy
Cost !! If you are given Balsa dont buy Divenycell !! We are poor people not Norwegian. I've seen the price of your Beer
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Cost !! If you are given Balsa dont buy Divenycell !! We are poor people not Norwegian. I've seen the price of your Beer
Haha...
Yeah, our beer is way to expensive over here!
But u still got drunk??
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