Hull and deck 1 piece

Just a combination of the original stl files merged in to 1.

deck_back_165_cam_mount.stl and deck_front_138.stl becomes deck_complete_cam.stl
I just missed the deck complete version with the cam mount.

hull_back_190.stl and hull_front_140_mod.stl becomes hull_330mm.stl

This way I didn't had to glue the thin parts using the interface's and in my opinion the parts are stronger and looks better.

Only the hull needs a bit of attention in printing the top layers.

I used a little trick to crete the large area bridge in the spiral vase on the top of the print.
In spiral vase the temperature is higher then regular print jobs so the PLA will hang much easier.

This is how i printed this part from bottom to top.

First 7 layers as bottom layers or 100% infill (rear of the boat).
Then spiral vase mode until 5,7 mm from the top.

Then 4 layers in 5% .3mm layer height.
Then 4 layers in 10% .3mm layer height.
Then 4 layers in 25% .3mm layer height.

last 7 layers (like the bottom of the print, or rear of the boat) 100% infill or 7 top layers at .3mm layer height.

This way there is some support for the final top layer being flat and most likely watertight.
If it's not watertight you can use the splash or windscreen to glue it to the top using epoxy to close the top and make it watertight.
Put the bow on using double sides adhesive foam tape and you're ready to hit the water.

I did not redesign these file. the credits of this design still goes to Wersy who made this very nice boat.
Thanks Wersy.