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    Power Yak by Glen-L (next Adventure)

    What does CYA mean :?:
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    5 min epoxy

    I have used it to glue with. Found it not to be as strong as regular epoxy for filling or gluing. It is mainly for hobby work.
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    Power Yak by Glen-L (next Adventure)

    I do not plan to use any mahog, except spray shield. I am thinking about using 4mm Marine instead of the 1/4. Using 9mm & 12mm marine instead of most of the mahog. Using cypress for the carlins, sheers and top strips instead of 1/4" plywood. Glass outside with 6oz. and inside with 4oz cloth...
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    Power Yak by Glen-L (next Adventure)

    This is the material list to build by design. I see alot of opportunity to lighten the boat and still make it a good looking boat. ITEM MATERIAL NO. PCs. SIZE Breasthook Mahog 1 1" X 6" X 7" Sheer Mahog 2 1"x5/8"x17' 6" Deck beams #8 & #9 Sp or Mahog makes both 1"x51/2"x 32" Deck beams #10...
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    Power Yak by Glen-L (next Adventure)

    I quess that works for most people anyway. I am scared.
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    Power Yak by Glen-L (next Adventure)

    Jack, waterline with 500lbs. is suppose to be 3 1/2" at there design weight. Hope to at least cut 30lbs. off the design. That would be shooting for 80lbs. finished. Think it is possible? Give me you'lls suggestions. I am open "minded"!!!!!!!!
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    Power Yak by Glen-L (next Adventure)

    Planning to start this boat before long. It is 16-10", 37" beam, 7'-6"cockpit. http://www.glen-l.com/designs/special/poweryak.html But I plan to modify it a little bit. Make it lighter Put the trolling motor in a tunnel (even with the bottom) Designer cypress strip top Should be alot lighter...
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    To wet or not?

    Ron, Bet I can see everyone of those brad holes when the boat is finished.