Thank you Steve,
I was still curious so I did a bit of research on my own and turned up this:
RM
https://www.carolinasportsman.com/hunting/waterfowl-duck-hunting/curtain-duck-hunting-blinds/#:~:text=Some%20hunters%20say%20this%20is%20an%20inch%2C,they%20are%20sitting%20in%20the%20middle%20of
Henry,
Not to change topic, but I just had a thought that you may want to look into. I don't know what kind of fasteners you intend to use on your grassing rails, but attaching a nut and washer at the farthest reaches can be about impossible. Better to dry fit and epoxy a nut and washer in the...
Henry,
I racked my brain on this same topic and came to the conclusion that flapper boards work better on smaller cockpit, layout style boats. A large cockpit like yours is a bitch to hide and The Duck Boat Company blind is the best solution that I've seen. In fact I originally considered...
Henry,
It was definitely out of my comfort zone as well, but isn't that the point? Canceling the boat is as hard as the actual build but is very rewarding if done right.
RM
Josh,
Good point; the tool you use makes all the difference. I started with a snap set, the type that requires a hammer, but quickly purchased one of these and it made all the difference. RM...
Matthias,
Steve pretty much nailed it. The only thing that I would add is if you are forced to go the Snap route, be sure to use Stainless Steel. If you can't get SS, the Heavy Action brass will also work. Common Sense fasteners really are the best but expensive. RM