Her Name is Jezebel: Building a Strip Planked Carbon Fiber Composite Boat in the Backyard, part two.

This is the timelapse of the primary exterior hull wet lay-up and vacuum process. Fiber schedule was meant to be 4oz directional E-glass laid transversal, then 6oz S-glass, then 6oz carbon fiber twill, all of it done under vacuum. This wasn't itself too ambitious but my initial execution--in the light of knowledge since gained--was crazy ambitious.
Also in this video is the construction of her outwales--mostly all white oak, but to save weight some portions are western red cedar/white oak composite.
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[@shawndale1552]

Craftsmanship! Killing it, broski.

[@dam13n]

Dope to see this timelapse!

[@johnwildwest1]

Why is it so narrow?

[@SoCalSpearIt]

@@johnwildwest1 it's a semi-displacement hull design instead of--for boats this size--a more common planing hull. So it'll ride smoother in rough water, be better in a following sea (common for socal), not exhibit stern squat at a low speed which helps the pilot see over the bow for divers/swimmers, and it'll be fast. Downside is it's not a dry ride and you have to understand how to pilot it in a heavy beam sea but it's for people in wetsuits.