http://roboboatblog.net/blog Designing, Building, Operation and Discussion of Robotic Model Ships and Boats Mon, 14 May 2012 11:43:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://roboboatblog.net/blog/?p=423#comment-62 Daniel Mon, 14 May 2012 11:43:56 +0000 http://roboboatblog.net/blog/?p=423#comment-62 Actually. I have all the planks in now. Finished them on Sunday before Mother's day activities. Sure looks good all closed in on the bottom. Actually. I have all the planks in now. Finished them on Sunday before Mother’s day activities. Sure looks good all closed in on the bottom.

]]> http://roboboatblog.net/blog/?p=395#comment-57 Cheoy Lee Tue, 27 Mar 2012 16:31:52 +0000 http://roboboatblog.net/blog/?p=395#comment-57 I always enjoy seeing how boats are made, especially the hull, when you can really start to see the shape of the whole boat forming. Thanks for sharing, I think more people should know about this! I always enjoy seeing how boats are made, especially the hull, when you can really start to see the shape of the whole boat forming. Thanks for sharing, I think more people should know about this!

]]> http://roboboatblog.net/blog/?p=352#comment-47 Daniel Sat, 22 Oct 2011 16:02:55 +0000 http://roboboatblog.net/blog/?p=352#comment-47 Yep, I put three coats of fast drying poly on both pieces. It really made the wood grain look good, but it wasn't looks that I was after. The thin wood (actually fiber) is now moisture resistant. I suspect this board could last as a flat building surface for the rest of MY life. If I don't float it in the lake... Yep, I put three coats of fast drying poly on both pieces. It really made the wood grain look good, but it wasn’t looks that I was after. The thin wood (actually fiber) is now moisture resistant. I suspect this board could last as a flat building surface for the rest of MY life. If I don’t float it in the lake…

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