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<blockquote data-quote="Fourbtgait" data-source="post: 336445" data-attributes="member: 12795"><p>The floor will not add to much weight and provide you with a flat surface that you wont stumble on.</p><p>Nothing worse than stumbling over ribs on a curved hull in chop.</p><p>Since I already had a small laser I used it, just now detailed it in my build. I had the floor laid out in 5 mins once established.</p><p>You could use a water level just as easily.</p><p>Going by the strakes I am unsure how that will work.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fourbtgait, post: 336445, member: 12795"] The floor will not add to much weight and provide you with a flat surface that you wont stumble on. Nothing worse than stumbling over ribs on a curved hull in chop. Since I already had a small laser I used it, just now detailed it in my build. I had the floor laid out in 5 mins once established. You could use a water level just as easily. Going by the strakes I am unsure how that will work. [/QUOTE]
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