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bartenderdave | profile | all galleries >> Surf Scoter: A Cuddy Cabin Bartender >> 20-4 Bartender Part III tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

20-4 Bartender Part III

Construction of a 20'-4" Bartender boat, from a frame kit from Bartender Boats, Bellingham, WA
Hull wetting.
Hull wetting.		 Electrical
Electrical 		Engine Box
Engine Box 		Cockpit
Cockpit
Garage Exit
Garage Exit 		Cuddy Portlights
Cuddy Portlights 		Coaming Rim
Coaming Rim 		Sea Trials
Sea Trials
Sheer Guard and Toe Rail
Sheer Guard and Toe Rail 		Cuddy Sliding Door
Cuddy Sliding Door 		Cushions
Cushions 		Crop Circle?
Crop Circle?
Dodger and Mooring Cover
Dodger and Mooring Cover 		Finishing Touches
Finishing Touches

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bartenderdave20-Jan-2008 15:26
Yes. An outboard would have to go into a well, reducing planing surface. An inboard runs smoother and quieter, also.
Don Myers 16-Jan-2008 04:58
Dave,
Why did you choose the inboard version as opposed to the outboard. Do you anticipate better perforamance, or was their some other reason?

I really appreciate your pictures. I anticipate building one for myself.

Thanks,

Don M.
bartenderdave15-Dec-2007 12:06
Thanks, guys.

Will do, Larry.
Larry Scott 09-Dec-2007 18:23
Dave: Let me know how the sea trials work out. Work looks superb.
Guest 20-Nov-2007 06:27
Dave,
I can't tell you enough how much I appreciate your photos. I learn something from them every time I look.
Dave B
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