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By the look on my face it must be late, but I'm happy anyway.
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Uploaded on Aug 8, 2007
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Adding a stiffener to the top of the bow panel to keep it from bowing from any pressures. Same with the stern panel.
My bogen buddy holding up one end of the panel. Never have to tell him what to do, and his mind never wanders.
Wiring on the starboard side panel with the help of my bogen buddy.
Adding 1/4" bolts and washers to hold the two panels on their true edges. Without them, the...
Wiring up the keel of the bottom panels, I use the phillips screwdriver to give me the needed slack...
The traditional shot outside the Red Barn.
Marking the true Centerline on the clamped together bow and stern panels.
Rolling out any excess epoxy on the layer of 3" glass tape I applied to the "inside" seams.
Sanding out any remaining humps.
Checking for which side is up. Again the outside scarf points towards the stern. You can see that...
Marking which panel is on the inside. The "outside scarf" points towards the stern.
Drilling the tie wire holes. Size to fit the tie wire you use. I use 16 gage.
A man should love his tools. The results of a long, smooth bevel. No dust to have to sweep up now.
The last time I will use a rasp to bevel the edges of the plywood. I switched to the hand plane...
Marking offsets. The first on the left is for the tie wire holes. The second and third are the 1/2...
Trimming off the bow of the side panels. Use lots of clamps to keep the plywood from slapping around.
Cutting between the supports of the work platform I list in the building plans.
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