June 2010 - Boat

B.C., Edna Bay Center line drawn	B.C., Edna Bay Martha ready to go fishing	B.C., Edna Bay Inlet Navigation delivering plywood for boat hull
B.C., Edna Bay Inlet Navigation delivering plywood for boat hull	B.C., Edna Bay Greg and Scott moving plywood to net loft	B.C., Edna Bay Greg and Scott moving plywood to net loft
B.C., Edna Bay Greg and Scott moving plywood to net loft	B.C., Edna Bay Scott and Greg	B.C., Edna Bay Scott and Greg
B.C., Edna Bay Plywood ready for use	B.C., Edna Bay Working on frame 2	B.C., Edna Bay Frames 1 to 8 up, ready to test for fairness
B.C., Edna Bay Because of the height of our building platform, the stem forepeak is below the floor. Peter is cutting a hole to accomodate it.	B.C., Edna Bay 100606_5116m	B.C., Edna Bay "Stem hole"
B.C., Edna Bay Frames 1 through 8. Transom to come.	B.C., Edna Bay Frame 1 (foreground)	B.C., Edna Bay 100607_5125m
B.C., Edna Bay Two 3/4" plywood boards will be epoxy glued face to face to make the 1-1/2" transom	B.C., Edna Bay Transom boards glued and weighted flat	B.C., Edna Bay Nice router table given to us by John
B.C., Edna Bay Softening the edge of a frame	B.C., Edna Bay Sawing transom to finished height	B.C., Edna Bay Sawing transom side
B.C., Edna Bay Transom sawn to final dimensions	B.C., Edna Bay Transom waiting for epoxy	B.C., Edna Bay Epoxying transom
B.C., Edna Bay Frames waiting to be glued	B.C., Edna Bay Applying epoxy glue to a frame	B.C., Edna Bay Sanding frames before another coat of epoxy
B.C., Edna Bay All frames sanded, washed and drying	B.C., Edna Bay Martha tipping third layer of epoxy	B.C., Edna Bay Martha tipping third layer of epoxy
B.C., Edna Bay Washing yet another epoxyed frame	B.C., Edna Bay Attaching keelson support	B.C., Edna Bay Transom with a layer of fiberglassed cloth and epoxy
B.C., Edna Bay Trimming excess cloth from transom	B.C., Edna Bay Preparing keelson support blocks	B.C., Edna Bay Frames with keelson support blocks installed
B.C., Edna Bay Foreground and top, keelson support blocks installed. Glued dowels will be cut off.	B.C., Edna Bay Checking to see if transom is on center	B.C., Edna Bay Cutting notch for keelson
B.C., Edna Bay Scribing a line on the stem board	B.C., Edna Bay Stem board and frames	B.C., Edna Bay Keelson boards set up for epoxying
B.C., Edna Bay Progress! Attaching first keelson board to frames	B.C., Edna Bay Attaching keelson board to stem	B.C., Edna Bay Attaching end of second layer of keelson. It is epoxy glued and screwed to the first board.