Tinny gets a RAISED FALSE FLOOR | DORA PROJECT 🧜‍♀️ 

I know that feeling too well! Thanks for the kind words!

Thanks Mate, greatly appreciate it. Messages like that give me the motivation to keep going :)

Hey Brian, yep these ones are. The one caveat to this design is the reliance on a good seating of the rivnuts. It could be (and has been a couple times) problematic if the rivnut spins within the cavity as there's no easy way to stop the rotation, unscrewing the fastener. What I've since done is made some tack welds between the rivnuts and the frame to hopefully mitigate that risk. However I wonder if locktite might've been an easier method.

Thanks mate, it was more so the cavity size is small and I was adding considerable weight to the rest of the boat. If the void were perhaps a bit larger I’d put something in

Hey mate, it was a little while ago now but I think it was either 3 or 4mm

Hey Pen, good question. Unfortunately there’s not too much you can do other than use stainless bolts, unless you wanted to rivet the floor down. What is generally used is Tefgel or Duralac to put a barrier between the two metals to stop galvanic corrosion

Hey Steve! I'm using Autodesk Sketchbook. I'm an industrial designer by day, boat tinkering hack at night so I'm behind a tablet most of the work day. That said, Sketchbook is bloody awesome with the tools to help with perspective stuff and it's totally free. Worth downloading and having a play.

Grift Co. on it cheers have u got fb page for ur build?

@@Shreko84 I've been a little lazy on the FB front to be honest. These vids manage to take up so much of my time. Best bet to stay on top is through Instagram @Grift.Co

@@Shreko84 instagram.com/grift.co/

Grift Co. just downloaded autodesk sketch and now just to figure out how to draw the boat in and use it to full advantage

Liked for the posterior shots.