
The only big question is if my logic matches up with the physics and engineering :-) As it stands the transom is 3.5" thick total (89mm) with 1/4" (6.3mm) of that being 1708 Bi-Axial fiberglass on the interior as well as the exterior skins; corners of the transom where it meets the sides of the hull reinforced with an additional 1/4" of 1708 (I forgot to highlight these points in the video :-/)
If anyone can run the numbers please let me know what you think!!
Have a safe Easter and as always Thank You!
~Andy
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