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Old 08-17-2010, 10:30 PM
Kcinnick Kcinnick is offline
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Default Re: DIY Outboard Bracket

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The 115 will work fine. I have plans if you want them. You will need to be able to sew carbon fiber.
Doesn't it take a special machine to sew Carbon Fiber? I was hoping something a little more simple, but I do have a family member that builds prototypes and one offs for an engineering firm, lots of CNC work mostly, but I think I saw a huge machine with lots of carbon fiber laying on it, possible a sewing machine. (I was taking advantage of the CNC....)

I am looking in the used market, and I probably can get a used turn key boat for cheaper than what I am spending on materials for this one, its not always about the money, but if I find a good deal on a used one, I will most certainly buy it.
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