SoCal Jet Boats
Tech Talk => Fabrication => Topic started by: K-034 on January 18, 2020, 03:47:57 PM
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My neighbor Kirk machined this new strut support for the other boat. Way more stout then the old one.
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That's pretty nice
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Sexy!
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Nice
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Lol
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My neighbor Kirk machined this new strut support for the other boat. Way more stout then the old one.
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That's a serious piece of material
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That's a serious piece of material
It should keep the back of the boat from cracking again
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It should keep the back of the boat from cracking again
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What I mean is, I like how the flanges that bolt to the strut are an integral part of the truss. Looks like you had to start with a 4" thick piece of material and carve it down to 3/8" thick at the webbing. That's hard core!
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Chris, you guys going to make it to the Feb race?
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I told him to make it strong.I gave him a general idea of what I was looking for and he did the rest, it’s actually 7/16 thick and cut out of 70-76 aluminum
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Chris, you guys going to make it to the Feb race?
Yep, we will be there 
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