grackle
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I plan on buying a Lund SSV 18 soon and would like to know if anyone has patterns for making plywood floorboards. Thanks.
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Waterwings
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Which model of Lund is the SSV (year, etc). Those Lunds are some really nice rigs! Checkout the following link for mods of different type rigs the members have done. There are tips on doing floors/decking there.
https://www.tinboats.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=3156
Which model of Lund is the SSV (year, etc). Those Lunds are some really nice rigs! Checkout the following link for mods of different type rigs the members have done. There are tips on doing floors/decking there.
https://www.tinboats.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=3156
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I don't remember reading if anyone had patterns, but I know some members have used cardboard to cut out a pattern of the floor and then traced it onto the wood. That would probably be your easiest/best bet. Good luck! Let us know when you get the boat!
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I don't remember reading if anyone had patterns, but I know some members have used cardboard to cut out a pattern of the floor and then traced it onto the wood. That would probably be your easiest/best bet. Good luck! Let us know when you get the boat!
dedawg1149
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grackle
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I'm mainly concerned with the contour of the boat's bottom for the floorboard support. It's a 2006 model.
Captain Ahab
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grackle said:
Welcome aboard
We have had a bunch of discussions on this topic - most people will make their own patterns using cardboard - then transfer that you the decking material - plywood for most
grackle
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This is an excellent site. Thanks all for the input. It's a nice boat but I'm used to flat floors.
Bubba
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Welcome to the site.
And I would agree with Capt'....figure out how exactly you want your layout, then get some stiff cardboard and make some templates. Once you've got it exactly how you want it, transfer it onto your plywood. Good Luck! And keep us updated! :beer:
And I would agree with Capt'....figure out how exactly you want your layout, then get some stiff cardboard and make some templates. Once you've got it exactly how you want it, transfer it onto your plywood. Good Luck! And keep us updated! :beer:
