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Thanks guys! There are plans for a lot of padding. Maybe the pictures don't show it, but there's a lot of room. My shoes are very loose in those footholds. They had a bit of padding before I chopped up the ski and they were too loose as it was, so I think it'll be just right with more padding...

Here's a good view that shows how the trim tube lines up. More glass work for the trim. And more foam shaping..... This time for extending the tray. The tray is finally taking it's final shape!! WOOOO! And lastly, all glassed in.

Update time! I was fairly confident in the welds for the exhaust, but I wanted to be 100% sure that it wouldn't leak. So I coated the welds with exhaust sealer and then painted over it (the paint was to prevent any corrosion from contaminants during prep/welding). I also got the scupper setup...

You have some crazy ambition! I admire that.

Awesome work man! I love everything coming out of your shop.

Thanks everyone! I've been working away on the ski some more, just give me a few days to compile the pics and post an update. Ya dude, summer is just around the corner. You should do the same! ;) Thanks, and I appreciate the concern. I'm not too worried about it because the pump/nozzle stick...

Nooooooooooooooooooooo! :(

Cut down the gunwales, decided to go through the tray support wall, which makes for a little more work, but I don't like the look of the "humps" in the gunwales, as most people do. Received my stainless hardware from McMaster Carr for mounting the ride plate. This was the tricky...

Interesting....very interesting! Question, why are you looking at patents related to stand-ups? What are you up to?

Looks good, gotta love the weather (no need to fire up the garage heaters yet). Any other plans, other than 155?

I rockered mine.... Not done the build yet, but there's plenty of pics for you to get the idea. http://x-h2o.com/index.php?threads/superjet-project-rs.156775/

Sweet video, and the pole looks great!

Thanks guys! The next step is to prep the entire lower hull... Which requires some fairing compound, maybe a bit of glass, and a lot of sanding! I was enjoying the unusual 70 degree weather outside today while sanding, and decided to snap a few better pictures for you guys. Remember, my...

Love it!

Progress is much slower than I would like it to be, but at least I'm moving forward! I have a baby on the way (end of April 2016), so that's somewhat of a project deadline! Anyway, I covered the inside of the ride plate in duct tape and taped it into position. Here's what it looked like...

DUDE! It's difficult to lay fiberglass up there!!! lol Don't quit!

Come play with me at the dunes (borrow a work toy ;)), and I'll go play with you at Sortie! :p

Nick, any updates? I need some motivation! lol

Yes, front page material for sure!

You guys work incredibly fast!