Stuffing tube question
12-16-2008, 05:35 AM
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RE: Stuffing tube question
ORIGINAL: martno1fan
If its you Johno ill take one it is christmas you know 
,well almost 
Mart
I wish Mart, too busy with the new job. Sitting in a hotel in Far North Queensland at the moment (past few weeks), keen to get home. Too many projects very near completion, unfortunately no new engines though. New job has me all over the world these days, good fun but very tiring
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Whom are you referring to there bout the CNC work Jacob?? Just curious
Johno
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um i don't understand what your saying there but i know of a guy that does CNC modded zenoahs that could do what you want, but its not really all the motor that gets you there, its hull and prop etc. ive seen some people that may only reach 70mph with their boat but others with the same boat and engine reaching 90mph
um i don't understand what your saying there but i know of a guy that does CNC modded zenoahs that could do what you want, but its not really all the motor that gets you there, its hull and prop etc. ive seen some people that may only reach 70mph with their boat but others with the same boat and engine reaching 90mph
Johno
,well almost Mart
I wish Mart, too busy with the new job. Sitting in a hotel in Far North Queensland at the moment (past few weeks), keen to get home. Too many projects very near completion, unfortunately no new engines though. New job has me all over the world these days, good fun but very tiring
Johno
12-16-2008, 06:09 AM
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RE: Stuffing tube question
All work and no play ehh 
,have a good Christmas mate.Might want to pick your brains sometime about these gass riggers as id love to have a go at building one,if not from scratch then at least use some plans .Whats your view on S bends .
Mart
,have a good Christmas mate.Might want to pick your brains sometime about these gass riggers as id love to have a go at building one,if not from scratch then at least use some plans .Whats your view on S bends .Mart
12-16-2008, 06:44 AM
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All work and no play ehh,have a good Christmas mate.Might want to pick your brains sometime about these gass riggers as id love to have a go at building one,if not from scratch then at least use some plans .Whats your view on S bends .
Mart
All work and no play ehh
,have a good Christmas mate.Might want to pick your brains sometime about these gass riggers as id love to have a go at building one,if not from scratch then at least use some plans .Whats your view on S bends .Mart
No probs, at all mate You have a great xmas too. I just gotta make it back in time or the kids will disown me lol. S Bends, no comments really, did it on a roundnose once, worked really really well, haven't done it on others and they worked really really well too. Never done a correct comparison.
That said there are always those whom swear by one way is better than another, what works for soem doesn't work for others. The way I see it is no matter how you build something, someone will always say it is wrong (and they have probably never tried it themself, of have little to no experience in things anyway). I say give it a try, if it works great, if not, change it out...................easy done. Nothing in this world is impossible
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12-16-2008, 07:38 AM
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RE: Stuffing tube question
Even you keep saying 100 times the S bend is the best tube to run but you know what, your boat looked like it went in the high 40's or low 50's, it deos not make me believe that you have the best tube in it. again, I welcome anyone to show me the real proof and not just talk.
12-16-2008, 09:37 AM
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RE: Stuffing tube question
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Whom are you referring to there bout the CNC work Jacob?? Just curious
Johno
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um i don't understand what your saying there but i know of a guy that does CNC modded zenoahs that could do what you want, but its not really all the motor that gets you there, its hull and prop etc. ive seen some people that may only reach 70mph with their boat but others with the same boat and engine reaching 90mph
um i don't understand what your saying there but i know of a guy that does CNC modded zenoahs that could do what you want, but its not really all the motor that gets you there, its hull and prop etc. ive seen some people that may only reach 70mph with their boat but others with the same boat and engine reaching 90mph
Johno
12-16-2008, 09:54 AM
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RE: Stuffing tube question
To avoid further confusion, CNC as posted in this thread refers not to a company name but to a computer controlled process known as "Computer Numerical Control". This process uses computers to guide a lathe or router to do precision cutting.
