Mark Rendelman 2 Report post Posted October 15 Well today was a milestone for any of us stitch and glue boat builders I was able to go 3D this took some work but with the help of a neighbor and my wife and the winch of my side x side we did it. My wife’s first words were it looks like a boat, everything went well and the panels lined up evenly but I do have issues with the #1 bulkhead that will be addressed when I come back from California to visit my grandson. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mark Rendelman 2 Report post Posted November 6 Since my last post I have made some progress I have glassed the center board trunk, wired the hull tight fit bh 1&2, also installed hanging knees, along with bh 3.at that point I removed bh 1&2 so I could apply the fillet in the bow then glassing according to the build sheet. After the bow glass job cures I will refit bh 1 and spot glue it in place, The next thing will be to remove the transom so I can place the scaffolding in the boat so I get to keel and start the fillet process iam sure this will take several days to complete. I don’t know why you can’t just cut a filler piece on the constant angle and glue it in I do plan to build floor slats to fit the cockpit floor anyway any feed back will be helpfully appreciated. mark Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Steve W 132 Report post Posted November 6 Looking great Mark! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AmosSwogger 30 Report post Posted November 7 Nice progress; it has been fun seeing your boat coming together. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
