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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Center line drawn
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Martha ready to go fishing
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Inlet Navigation delivering plywood for boat hull
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Inlet Navigation delivering plywood for boat hull
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Greg and Scott moving plywood to net loft
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Greg and Scott moving plywood to net loft
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Greg and Scott moving plywood to net loft
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Scott and Greg
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Scott and Greg
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Plywood ready for use
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Working on frame 2
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Frames 1 to 8 up, ready to test for fairness
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Because of the height of our building platform,
the stem forepeak is below the floor.
Peter is cutting a hole to accomodate it.
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
"Stem hole"
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Frames 1 through 8. Transom to come.
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Frame 1 (foreground)
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Two 3/4" plywood boards will be epoxy glued
face to face to make the 1-1/2" transom
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Transom boards glued and weighted flat
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Nice router table given to us by John
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Softening the edge of a frame
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Sawing transom to finished height
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Sawing transom side
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Transom sawn to final dimensions
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Transom waiting for epoxy
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Epoxying transom
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Frames waiting to be glued
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Applying epoxy glue to a frame
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Sanding frames before another coat of epoxy
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
All frames sanded, washed and drying
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Martha tipping third layer of epoxy
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Martha tipping third layer of epoxy
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Washing yet another epoxyed frame
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Attaching keelson support
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Transom with a layer of fiberglassed cloth
and epoxy
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Trimming excess cloth from transom
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Preparing keelson support blocks
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Frames with keelson support blocks installed
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Foreground and top, keelson support blocks
installed. Glued dowels will be cut off.
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Checking to see if transom is on center
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Cutting notch for keelson
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Scribing a line on the stem board
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Stem board and frames
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Keelson boards set up for epoxying
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Progress!
Attaching first keelson board to frames
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Attaching keelson board to stem
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Edna Bay, BC - 2010
Attaching end of second layer of keelson.
It is epoxy glued and screwed to the first board.