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    We got a visit from the Boss he liked the boat.The cutting table had every glass pattern needed to build this Cat.


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    There is in the far corner a large vacuum gauge on the wall the regulator and there is a vacuum drop every 20 feet going around this shop,Through the door is a complete carpenter shop and up the stairs is the glass cutting loft. a couple 13 Meter cats one in the mold and one on the floor.








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    Here we were doing a sport deck for the 43 falcon.It had a hatch between the engines (Yammars) the owner wanted to carry a jet ski.




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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve 1 View Post
    On ester resins never more than 3 HG it will get spotty after that. The epoxies I start @ 5 HG and and then ramp up ,Infusion 27-28 or do not open the resin valve.
    thanks, what kind of regulator do you use and where are they available. I just picked up a new pump this week for some bigger jobs and the regulator i use on my smaller system wont work with this baby. I've named it Pumpzilla
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    Quote Originally Posted by glassdave View Post
    thanks, what kind of regulator do you use and where are they available. I just picked up a new pump this week for some bigger jobs and the regulator i use on my smaller system wont work with this baby. I've named it Pumpzilla
    I make my own they do not sell anything close to what I need.
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    Here is one I made connected to the vacuum pipe,This was part of our "Quick bag" system.




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    thats kinda what i did on the smaller pump. I just use a bleeder valve and adjust it on the fly to what i want. I didnt know if there was anything available or if i could just bleed off excess on a bigger system.
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    Quote Originally Posted by glassdave View Post
    thats kinda what i did on the smaller pump. I just use a bleeder valve and adjust it on the fly to what i want. I didnt know if there was anything available or if i could just bleed off excess on a bigger system.
    That is self regulating and I had a 10 HP pump in that shop,setup was I added weights to increase the vacuum level.
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    43 Falcon? OK now we got something way new here, what is that?
    Looks like a V-bottom deck.
     

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    Quote Originally Posted by cosmic12 View Post
    43 Falcon? OK now we got something way new here, what is that?
    Looks like a V-bottom deck.

    It goes on the Big cats we did they had a full deck and did not have a pickle fork,the emphasis was on cabin space it had a full berth going across the tunnel to the side of the boat a galley and head.
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    Quote Originally Posted by glassdave View Post
    thats kinda what i did on the smaller pump. I just use a bleeder valve and adjust it on the fly to what i want. I didnt know if there was anything available or if i could just bleed off excess on a bigger system.
    You have to throttle never choke the pump I have used the store bought with springs they do not give me close to what I wanted so I use a system we make that uses
    weights, silky smooth bullet proof never drifts.
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    Interesting, any chance i can get some sort of a schematic or instructions on making one? I cant picture what you mean with weights. Thanks

    Other then fluctuation in pressure what is the down side to choking?
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    Quote Originally Posted by glassdave View Post
    Interesting, any chance i can get some sort of a schematic or instructions on making one? I cant picture what you mean with weights. Thanks

    Other then fluctuation in pressure what is the down side to choking?
    Electric bill and strain on the now hot pump. I will go out back there may be one around I can photograph.
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    gotcha . . . . so you want to maintain a good volume of air going through the pump and regulate the pressure drawing only what you need from the flow.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve 1 View Post
    It goes on the Big cats we did they had a full deck and did not have a pickle fork,the emphasis was on cabin space it had a full berth going across the tunnel to the side of the boat a galley and head.
    Now thats cool, I do hope you have pics of that finished and what the cabin looked like. Great stuff Steve.
     

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    Quote Originally Posted by cosmic12 View Post
    Now thats cool, I do hope you have pics of that finished and what the cabin looked like. Great stuff Steve.
    I will see what is left hurricane Wilma took the roof off the joint and everything got soaked.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DAREDEVIL View Post
    Almost looks like a PP !!!! LOL
    NICE !!!!!!!
    Yes I like that So Florida look that deck was done on Autocad 12 on a friday (arabian sunday) and started saturday I had a good crew.
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    Quote Originally Posted by glassdave View Post
    gotcha . . . . so you want to maintain a good volume of air going through the pump and regulate the pressure drawing only what you need from the flow.
    Found a old one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by glassdave View Post
    thanks, what kind of regulator do you use and where are they available. I just picked up a new pump this week for some bigger jobs and the regulator i use on my smaller system wont work with this baby. I've named it Pumpzilla
    Dave nice pump and movin on up .............
     

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve 1 View Post
    Here we were doing a sport deck for the 43 falcon.It had a hatch between the engines (Yammars) the owner wanted to carry a jet ski.




    Steve 1 just curious how did you work that into the whole plan of the deck as far as getting the jet ski off and on ?
     

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