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Re: article on Carl Moesly and early SeaCraft History
Big Shrimpin-
I am already one step a head of you.....talked to a company the other day that does laser hull scans and then converts them into a digital file. You can then manipulate the design on cad software and then once it is done, send it to someone with a CNC plug router and have them cut you a plug. Not sure of the costs yet on making a plug, but the hull measurement costs were very, very reasonable. -Ed- |
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Re: article on Carl Moesly and early SeaCraft Hist
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Re: article on Carl Moesly and early SeaCraft Hist
Great article - thanks!!! Reading it makes me love the boat even more. [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img] [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
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Moesly made money due to his excellent reputation, experience, his wife Jeanne, he owned the company and real estate with no dept and overpaid his staff. I'll bet he was a pretty cool guy to work for, too. I doubt Mr. Potter had any of those advantages. I don't know about the wife thing, but I'll bet Jeanne didn't stick around long. And the plot thickens...
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Does anyone have this article still? I’d love the read. Thanks
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This is easier to read than the one on the site.
http://stevedmarineconsulting.com/wp...ing-Mister.pdf You also might like https://www.proboat.com/2016/03/walt-walters-1926-2015/ http://www.classicoffshore.com/blog/...WaltWaters.pdf |
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Wow. Cool read. What a man! Thanks so much
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