A company called Uline sells shipping supplies. www.uline.com
Among many things that boatbuilders might use, I found pallet covers on page 133. They are basically vacuum bags with only one side open. Only up to 5′ by 5′ or on the next page, 3-1/2′ by 12′ as sofa covers. Would speed up bagging small parts.

   My 48′ daycharter design Leila, working for Kevin at HoloHolo Charters in Kauai now pops up along the side of various sites.
http://www.holoholokauaiboattours.com/

I just got the first pictures of my latest catamaran project in China. A 40′ performance cat. Foam/glass. My first to the CCS rule there.

Courage Winter and his family are cruising in Costa Rica on the stretched KHSD 53′  catamaran known previously as Jack’s Old Boat.  What a great school for kids.

I was sent a pic of Nick out there doing it with his KHSD 42′ cat he built. (He designed the house) Thats the idea.

I have gotten report that multis are and can be hauled out at the foot of Alexander Ave. E. in Tacoma. See http://goo.gl/maps/2zoHb
Let me know if anyone has any better information on this.

I have been using System 3 Gel Magic for my bogging jobs for a while. http://www.systemthree.com/store/pc/SilverTip-GelMagic-c16.htm
The resin part is blue and I call it Smurf snot. Apparently you have mixed it enough when the color goes away. I mix even more just in case. 

I especially like it over epoxy and powder mix for two reasons.  First, I am able to mix something like twice the bog volume in a given time because I don’t have to take the time to mix in powder.  And if you throw it at some part’s vertical  surface, it just hangs there, not dripping.
I had been using regular hardner and it was going off too fast in even just 70 degree days. I finally got the extra slow and its just what I needed working by myself on the project.
Interestingly, if you add any powder, the “just hang there” goes away and it slumps. For that reason, when I extend it with spheres powder, I also add cabosil.

Alex just got his all carbon fiber, rotating, unstayed Aeroesque mast from Jim Betts. I hear it will be stepped soon. He is building a 45′ KHSD cruising cat; kind of a smaller Sarabi 56′.  Bellingham, WA.

Plywood/epoxy.  The work looks great.