G30 OUTBOARD TUNNEL HULL BUILD_PART 5

Sealing the wood inside and out before epoxying the sponsons to the fuselage...

[@ChrisKTMKurtz]

Yet another GREAT build Sam. Really enjoy your video's. I learn more every time and I've been building boats for over 30 years. Never too old to stop learning.😁 . Thanks for putting in the time to do all that editing etc.

[@jaymeparker27]

Motor cowling looks great!

[@chilly7261]

Thank you

[@georgegonzalez9281]

What brand of outboard are you using? It looks like a scale outboard with a gear drive, or is it a flex shaft? Will it handle 4s? I'm surprised you didn't use a long tail outboard like a Lawless clone or O.S. clone which has a lot of adjustability and can handle lots of power. Just curios. Very nice custom cowl by the way!

[@chilly7261]

Thank you. It's a Scale Seven outboard from OSE. Gears and bearings in the lower end. Going to run the motor recommended for this hull on 4s. A 3660, 2050kv. I built the cowling to fit that motor. I really wanted the scale look...

[@toddshobbyzone659]

What do yo seal the fuselage with?

[@darryldeel9098]

Next several days will be good building days

[@chilly7261]

And therein lies the problem... 😥

[@jonathandemaria1865]

What is the manufacturer of the angle meter and where did you get yours

[@chilly7261]

It's made by Align. You could find it at HeliDirect.com

[@jonathandemaria1865]

@@chilly7261 thanks Sam

[@jacobscourtes576]

I'm having a tough time finding a flat build table for my g30 build

[@chilly7261]

I was going to mention in an earlier video where I got mine, then I forgot to say it. Get a bifold closet door, unscrew one section, use that. The faces are luan plywood, soft enough to push in hold down pins. The inside is supported with zig-zag patterned corrugated cardboard on edge. It has wood edges glued in around the outside. I cut mine shorter, carved out enough cardboard to glue the one end edge back in. These are very flat and stable...

[@jacobscourtes576]

@@chilly7261 thank you for the advice your is built to perfection mine probably won't be as perfect as yours but I really enjoy the building process

[@chilly7261]

@@jacobscourtes576 Thanks

[@jerryfarrell1218]

probably goes too fast