Has anyone tried 3d printing a hull?

[kevbo]

Shady vendors are what Ive come to know as normal in the jetski world. A "really bad" vendor would be taking your money without providing anything useful in return.

 

[Half flip95]

Never would deal with him. Or anyone in Arizona with jet skis. Ever again. There is a reason all those guys moved there despite the God awful heat and dismal scenery.

alright this one made me laugh...
It does look like a nuclear bomb went off here.

 

[Aquaholic]

Hey man. I'm not gonna say fact when I don't know firs hand. But word is. This dude put a bigger engine in his son's hull than was allowed by competition. Lied about it. And tried yo hide it. Got caufht. And swept it under the rug. That's what many people have said anyways.

I dealt with him getting a hull. Sadly. From friends recommendation. And it was a total salesman pitch the whole way. Never would deal with him. Or anyone in Arizona with jet skis. Ever again. There is a reason all those guys moved there despite the God awful heat and dismal scenery.

We can start a new shady ass vendors thread if necessary. Like the vendor that bought a bunch of last yr superjets and marked them up 50 percent stircly for profit. You all stl buy their poop

And what made the whole Sh*tshow worse for them was that they threw a tantrum because the kid didn't win. Those of us that were judging that day "Were biased and got it wrong". The top 3 riders are required to go straight to tech inspection, and they chose not to. (So, the kid got an automatic DQ). Hmmmmmm?