Jumpus GooDarus
May 17 2012, 02:23 AM
NetPez
May 17 2012, 02:59 PM
Thats easy
your building a new cage for the ferrets
nimrod
May 17 2012, 07:20 PM
Ahhh looks like a new style of slippery dip for tha grandkids.
Jumpus GooDarus
May 19 2012, 02:38 AM
Fed
May 20 2012, 02:56 PM
When you get there how about some close up shots of how the keel area fits together mate?
Fed
May 20 2012, 03:29 PM
I nearly forgot, you're behind the times mate, nowdays you build a shell & drive stringers up its arse with a sledge hammer.
BTW, I call bullshit on pressure testing to 150 PSI without a bomb containment unit to put it in.
I'm no engineer but I seriously doubt a 4mm square ally tank would survive 150 PSI without major deformation, maybe Pelagic meant 150 KPA.
Interesting to watch 2 plate threads at the same time.
Fed
May 20 2012, 05:45 PM
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ggoss
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PostPosted: Mon May 21, 2012 10:44 am Post subject: Reply with quote
Thanks for the feedback guys.
Unfortunately, my post contains a typo. The fuel tank is pressure tested to 150kpa, which translates to approx 21.7psi.
Ahh that's better, no bullshit just a mistake.
nimrod
May 20 2012, 11:02 PM
Of coarse you know that thread was started as a deliberate attempt to take away any focus that may have been Jumpy's way. and to some how put a bit of shit on Jays thread.
I strongly believe Jumpy should have started an entire new thread with his build, not start his build 11 pages into a thread.
But what would I know.
Fed
May 21 2012, 12:00 AM
I didn't see it like that Frank but you could be right.
It will be interesting to see the different ways people do it.
One thing I'd like to know is the time frame around the Pelagic pictures.
nimrod
May 21 2012, 01:18 AM
Fed it is meant to depict Jay as 2nd rate, but I think it will turn around and bight Spiro on the arse.
Those pictures are from a factory made boat and has probably taken 3-4 weeks to get to that stage with god knows how many guys working on it, they do so much to one boat, then leave it sit for a while as they do a bit more to other boats and so forth, probably got 5-5 boats going at the one time at verious stages.
Jumpus GooDarus
May 21 2012, 02:48 AM
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Of coarse you know that thread was started as a deliberate attempt to take away any focus that may have been Jumpy's way. and to some how put a bit of shit on Jays thread.
Frank i could have a ball in that thread if i wanted to but i'll let the groupies alone
Guy was talking shit in my thread reckoned he used a jig & i'll tell you now that is crock
Seen it done his way back when i built the jumpus whilst visiting predator boats & didn't like it one bit some of the gaps i saw is what got me thinking how to over come them & reason i built a proper jig
nimrod
May 21 2012, 11:10 PM
When you went to predator, was shortly after those guys took over the name and factory, that's where my T I G machine came from it was used to build the boats up till that stage.
When them guys took over from my mates they had 1/2 a boat built, which they finished and the one you seen would probably be the 1st maybe 2nd attempt they had of building a plate boat.
So don't judge the previously built Predators as being anything like the frame you seen, the old predators were a country shit house as solid as a rock.
Jumpus GooDarus
May 22 2012, 02:51 AM
I knew the original owner of predator from 30 years back frank
He used to work for Broadbill
Fed
May 22 2012, 04:44 AM
WTF?
180 - 146 = 34
poly
May 23 2012, 12:29 AM
can i have this one when its finished, it may convince me tin boats are ok after allPaul
Fed
May 23 2012, 01:45 PM
A couple of questions Jumpy.
What's going on with the predator boat he doesn't seem to have welded the side sheets to the frames except for one, there's huge gaps in the rest?
Are you putting outriggers on your hull or stabi waterwings, surely it will fall over with a 34 degree deadrise.
Jumpus GooDarus
May 24 2012, 03:23 AM
wot you on about fed
Fed
May 24 2012, 05:44 AM
You said your deadrise was 24 then you changed it to 34 and at 34 it would fall over in the water without outriggers or waterwings.
How is it going, you have to be enjoying the cooler weather after the previous summer builds.
BTW the guy from Predator explained that if he welded the side sheets to the frames it causes distortion so they don't normally do it like that unless it's a survey boat so don't worry about my previous question.
MORE PICTURES PLEASE MATE.
Jumpus GooDarus
May 25 2012, 01:43 AM
Been coming home tired
Who's this predator guy you're on about ??
Fed
May 25 2012, 02:08 AM
The guy from predator boats.
Coming home tired is a good sign of plenty of work getting done.
After the last builds we're all expecting huge progress every day, you're getting too old and slowing down mate. Be careful you don't blow a valve .
Jumpus GooDarus
May 27 2012, 02:06 AM
Bloody Fed with the shinny head wants to see pics
Transom just about done
Live bait tank
My apprentice padwunlearner ChewEverythingBarker
Live Bait complete next 2 bays are fuel tanks
Fed
May 27 2012, 03:06 AM
You're a good man Jumpy thanks.
Is the mutt different I seem to remember he had some white around one eye?
Have you sourced the fuel line yet, remember you had trouble getting it before?
NB: Don't forget the new & improved breather cover. ;)
Jumpus GooDarus
May 27 2012, 03:54 AM
opted to run 32mm hose it's readily available
Wasn't going to go through days of seaching again
Fed
May 27 2012, 04:30 PM
What are you planning for the top half?
Pelagic not Predator, it only took 9 days for the penny to drop...Duh.
Come on Jumpy how about some pictures?
Jumpus GooDarus
Jun 3 2012, 01:32 AM
Got to remember Fedarika i'm not pelican goats & work on my own so my methods differ
Making a mess with the floation
Hull prior to triming into shape i wanted
Nose all closed up
Best gadget ever gives me all my vertical/horizontal lines
no plans needed Sides getting trimed
Box for tranny
Internal view so far
Sides all trimed up
nimrod
Jun 3 2012, 03:31 PM
Hey your camera has developed white spot desease.
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When you get there how about some close up shots of how the keel area fits together mate?
How will you fit the tranny through that little hole?
I noticed in the big boat build you used 8 blocks on the inside of the transom to stop the skin pulling in, a question, why did you need the lower blocks as the bottom holes were well below the raised up section?
Did you have additional bracing inside the transom, I noticed there were some vertical grind marks on the outer skin at one point and thought they might have been a touch up from internal welding.
I wish you were building at home I'd come & visit, how about trying to arrange an open day at your mates workshop
for an hour so that anyone who is interested can come & look.
A bit hard I know, the last thing your mate needs is strangers disrupting his work.
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work on my own so my methods differ
You're probably faster on your own anyway and I'm betting you would fire the 'help' before they got settled in to doing it your way.
Jumpy's way or the highway!
Looking good Jumpy.
Jumpus GooDarus
Jun 5 2012, 04:22 AM
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How will you fit the tranny through that little hole?
Feed the tranny shrinking pills prior
Cant tell ewe all my secrects
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Did you have additional bracing inside the transom, I noticed there were some vertical grind marks on the outer skin at one point and thought they might have been a touch up from internal welding.
You must be seeing things
Haven't used the grinder nor sanding disks as yet exept to huff finish nose
Haven't really touched transom yet either, haven't decided whether to inner or outer engine mounting points
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I wish you were building at home
I dont
This thing is coming out micky mouse my best effort yet wasted last few days glass'n floatation hate the stuff very time consuming all done & some of it is in the hull
Floor starts tommoro had a bit of a nightmare sorting out the underfloor sprinkler system got tricky with all the under floor tube work
Hoping to flip it over next day or so & start on the trailer
Looks like it's getting powered by a yammy F150
OK be a wanker, I thought you would use a wetbox for the tranny, I'm surprised it shoots through both the SIKAFLEX and the BIRDSHIT without losing too much power.
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You must be seeing things
Haven't used the grinder nor sanding disks as yet exept to huff finish nose
You must
not be seeing things I was talking about the
big boat build, I thought I said that.
Oh yes, I did.
If you're using a proprietary sprinkler system be aware they clog up pretty easily & sometimes blow the fittings off.
I think I prefer the angular look for the raised foredeck like the
big boat (did you see that) to the curved raised section you trimmed out for this one.
Knowing you it will look great though, I have no eye for that stuff anyway.
Carry on.......
Jumpus GooDarus
Jun 7 2012, 03:06 AM
Jumpus GooDarus
Jun 12 2012, 03:09 AM
NetPez
Jun 12 2012, 02:36 PM
It is looking very impresive
you seem to have it going pretty smoothly
Just wondering no door in transom?
The welds are not as rough
so it will be a very good looking boat when finished
EXPECIALY WHEN YOU FIBERGLASS IT
Fed
Jun 12 2012, 04:21 PM
What's going on down in the back Port corner?
Lift your act Jumpy I want to see more detailed pics and better descriptions.
Jumpus GooDarus
Jun 13 2012, 02:22 AM
Up Yours the pair of ewe
Getting flipped
Trailer drawn up should have it just about built tommoro
Fed
Jun 13 2012, 11:32 PM
It's a bloody Masonic boat, big secret unless you know the handshake & wear an apron.
Jumpus GooDarus
Jun 15 2012, 03:07 AM
Fed
Jun 15 2012, 03:44 PM
Looks like a lot of boat overhanging at the back mate, perhaps it's just the picture?
I feel like we've been spoiled watching the other builds, get your finger out and work faster.
jack
Jun 17 2012, 07:31 PM
Hi Jumpy
This new trailer system you are using might look convenient but I'd stick with the trailer system you used for your "old" boat.
It really slows you down, welding the trailer to the bottom of the boat.
take the slr next time you are out there.
Jack
Stickman
Jun 18 2012, 12:02 AM
The new boat is looking very sexy Jumpy.
I hope there is a invite for me on its maiden voyage.
Jumpus GooDarus
Jun 21 2012, 02:34 AM
Suppose ewe want me to include a spin dryer for your Lizzard Rags ?
oz man
Jun 21 2012, 12:50 PM
nice work Jumpy .
Jumpus GooDarus
Jun 22 2012, 01:42 AM
Prob be painting the trailer 2mollo
Fed
Jun 22 2012, 05:47 PM
How are the brake calipers on this one Jumpy, can the cable be set up to pull from the front?
Jumpus GooDarus
Jun 23 2012, 04:12 AM
They're offset but i'll still run them through pulleys
Rear view opted to recess lights into gaurds this time just to SHUT FRANK UP
No plate holder under
Front view
kkw
Jun 23 2012, 02:56 PM
Priddy good trailer, JG. Wanna renovate mine? C'mon you got the time.........
Jumpus GooDarus
Jun 28 2012, 04:33 AM
Trailer just about done
just needs skids & lights
Seal up the floor 2mollo so borrowered mates spray booth 2 du paintings
did get start on cabin
Fed
Jun 28 2012, 04:48 PM
A smaller version of the big boat Jumpy?
Do you drive standing up or sitting down, I'm about 50/50 but the older I get the more I find myself sitting down. I like to look over the screen when standing & though the screen when sitting and still have my feet on the floor when sitting.
I'm guessing you will still look through the screen when standing just like the big boat.
I'm a huge fan of hard tops but wind in your face on a hot day is hard to beat, make some air scoops for the front deck & pipe fresh air through to the wheelhouse or put a hatch in the roof that hinges at the back & you can crack open the front a few inches, instant air conditioning.
Looking good mate, hurry up.
NetPez
Jun 28 2012, 05:43 PM
looking very goodarus jumpy
i like feds idea about wind scoops
and i hope you leave the roof short enough so that water drips down your back
Jumpus GooDarus
Jul 4 2012, 01:12 AM
Bit of a break of late sorta did sum work 2day
Droped the fuel tanks in & sealed the floor
used neoprene cushioning
tanks in & plumbed up
now i can walk around inside without fear of falling in the hole
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