1652 Weldbilt customers boat for [email protected]

[Prowelder]

Looks good

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Thanks man it's going to look really good when it's completed

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[Crankbait]

Wish you lived near by. I'm working on my tracker and trying to get some floors,deck extensions, and box's made. I done mind to pay but I'm a little worried about letting the local machine and welding shop weld on my boat.

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[Prowelder]

Wish you lived near by. I'm working on my tracker and trying to get some floors,deck extensions, and box's made. I done mind to pay but I'm a little worried about letting the local machine and welding shop weld on my boat.

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I completely understand I definitely take my time and have an niche for it. I've been doing this for 15 years now and the boats was something I always wanted to get into

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[mbweimar]

That does look really good. I took my boat to my fabricator yesterday. I'm having the same thing done, except instead of a hatch I'm gonna cut holes for pie plates. Keep the pics coming!

 

[gatorglenn]

Great job [emoji106]


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[fool4fish1226]

Awesome work

 

[Prowelder]

Made a little progress on my customers boat tonight. These waterproof hatches he got are really sick. I was going to cut and install them tonight, but I did a lot of cutting and Mig welding at work today and felt like doing some TIG welding. He also wanted to reinforce the transom with some of the leftover diamond plate from the floor. I measured it last night and cut and bent it up at my work before I left today. I had to remove his back handles and relocate his HID tag. I'm a little over 12 hours into this build now.

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[Prowelder]

So this just happened LOL!
I wasn't tired so I figured I would go ahead and cut out the holes for the hatches. I'm not digging all this foam out tonight though. This thing is really starting to come together. If anybody has any information on how to get this foam out easily I would love to hear it. I'm honestly thinking of pouring a little gasoline on it and lighting it on fire

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[dearl]

A small round nose garden shovel works better than anything I've tried, looks like around 4 maybe 5 - 30 gallon trash bags full, no fun anyway you look at it. Keep your filter on your shop vac when you clean up or those BB's will be everywhere. Keep up the good work.

 

[Prowelder]

A small round nose garden shovel works better than anything I've tried, looks like around 4 maybe 5 - 30 gallon trash bags full, no fun anyway you look at it. Keep your filter on your shop vac when you clean up or those BB's will be everywhere. Keep up the good work.

Thanks but I heard if you take a poker and heat it over a flame it will melt the stuff instantly. I'm going to try that route first. I'll let you know how it turns out

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[dearl]

A small round nose garden shovel works better than anything I've tried, looks like around 4 maybe 5 - 30 gallon trash bags full, no fun anyway you look at it. Keep your filter on your shop vac when you clean up or those BB's will be everywhere. Keep up the good work.

Thanks but I heard if you take a poker and heat it over a flame it will melt the stuff instantly. I'm going to try that route first. I'll let you know how it turns out

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Bad Idea...... Burning or melting Polystyrene Releases possible cancer causing carcinogens, Styrene Monomer contains some nasty stuff you don't want in your lungs, Wear a respirator and keep a fan on. Fastest way is not always the safest way.

 

[Crankbait]

I want to know where he got the hatchs at? I've been searching and only found a couple on ebay

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[Prowelder]

I want to know where he got the hatchs at? I've been searching and only found a couple on ebay

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These have a sticker on them that says R&R design. They are out of Texas

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[Prowelder]

A small round nose garden shovel works better than anything I've tried, looks like around 4 maybe 5 - 30 gallon trash bags full, no fun anyway you look at it. Keep your filter on your shop vac when you clean up or those BB's will be everywhere. Keep up the good work.

Thanks but I heard if you take a poker and heat it over a flame it will melt the stuff instantly. I'm going to try that route first. I'll let you know how it turns out

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Bad Idea...... Burning or melting Polystyrene Releases possible cancer causing carcinogens, Styrene Monomer contains some nasty stuff you don't want in your lungs, Wear a respirator and keep a fan on. Fastest way is not always the safest way.

I appreciate your concern I will wear a respirator I am a welder by trade so I know all about fumes

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[Crankbait]

I'm going to look online but if you talk to him please ask where he bought them.

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[dearl]

R&R design - phone: 972.563.1789 Ask for Mindy Longoria

 

[Crankbait]

Awsome! Thanks alot.

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[mbweimar]

If you have a shop vac, use a drill with a wire brush on it. It's REALLY fast, but REALLY messy. It worked well when I cut my hatch.

 

[schinkr1]

I'm curious how you plan to cover that large rear hatch area. I posted a question on my Tracker build project, but never got any feedback. Regarding the hatches, they look like the type sold by Cabelas. If you go to their site and search "custom hatch" they will come up. Quality is fantastic. Also, when i had to remove some foam, I just used a long drywall blade to saw out square sections. Removal was pretty easy and clean. Great build. Looking forward to seeing how you finish up that rear deck.

 

[Prowelder]

I'm curious how you plan to cover that large rear hatch area. I posted a question on my Tracker build project, but never got any feedback. Regarding the hatches, they look like the type sold by Cabelas. If you go to their site and search "custom hatch" they will come up. Quality is fantastic. Also, when i had to remove some foam, I just used a long drywall blade to saw out square sections. Removal was pretty easy and clean. Great build. Looking forward to seeing how you finish up that rear deck.

I'm going to bend up a pan style door and hinge it.

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