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That block is, actually, a quick detach mount. Primary purpose is fishing, debating about using that as my back-up get-home. Hadn't really thought much about the pedal - good call, thanks! I have thought a little about footing and heat, but havent decided on a solution, yet

White block is a trolling motor mounting block. The other piece is a template I made a while back of a TM base. I have them out thinking about where I want to mount, both for proper backing and thinking through impact on lines/fairlead.

Playing with blind options a bit as that may impact cleat placement, etc. Still leaning towards flapboards. 18" will get coverage above the shoulder while seated. Sanford-style bifolds are also an option. This was a cutoff I have for shelves... Will probably mockup some flapboard frames from...

Best I have of this fairing since its now right-side up.

I've got a spot cut-out for a thru-hull transducer, though I somewhat wish I'd gone with an in-hull transducer. I did make and install and epoxy in a wooden fairing to offer protection for it. I'm confident it will be much more durable than the ones screwed to the transom, and it will offer...

Agree. To be clear, what's in my mind is creating a touch of drop from cockpit to nose, which would require a little less crown in 1 and 2 (less drop in 2). I built in slightly more crown overall than Devlin called for, so pretty sure I could get away with it... and most of the crown would...

Deck pieces trimmed and screwed down for trial fitting. I have a few small areas that will need some support built-in to ensure the deck is fair, but overall pretty pleased with the overall shape and curves. I may drop the crown slightly on the #s 1 and 2 bulkheads slightly, it looks a touch...

Thanks. Acetone worked ok, but will have some mineral spirits on hand for future use. That area is going to get more paint, so wasn't really worried about it.

Rough-sized deck pieces, tacked down in a few places so I could use the hull to draw the exterior lines. I'll cut a 1/4" or so outside of those lines and then get screw holes marked and drilled and everything dry fit - then plan out any deck mounts (cleats, etc.) so I can determine if there are...

Out in the sun for a bit of sanding and cleanup before beginning to layout and size deck pieces.