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I've found construction posts really valuable.  Figured I'd pay it forward with some pics of my Two Paw 7 build that I completed this winter.  

 

Layout (really tough on the knees)

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Stitch

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"Tack weld" Gluing and Transom Support

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Bulkhead Detail

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Rear Rail Glue Up

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Rail Glue Up

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Glassing (decided just to do the whole bottom)

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Bow Detail (I don't own a band saw, so I laminated the front rail out of strips I could bend easily)

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Fun 

 

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IMG_0912.jpg.f20217ced9abcf3bfdca584155afed88.jpg (forgot to take pics of deadrise and keel install and filleting)

 

Elbows (didn't follow the design, opted for elbows flush with the rails)

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Interior outfitting, filleting, seam glassing, and sanding

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IMG_1059.jpg.934d1791a07b253343b059bf925d44fc.jpg (perhaps overkill, i was worried about the 4m ply)

 

IMG_1060.jpg.1d3e155e9c2f6367a26a373c380ded76.jpg (extra transom support for motor)

 

IMG_1066.jpg.b13c30724e0a3791e76c45ff40c6c8b7.jpg (seat frame)

 

IMG_1112.jpg.08041614791d4b2289fafe9a009e34d5.jpg (cleat with a hidden magnet embedded)

 

IMG_1113.jpg.ef25401db6d214ca3dc8847c4612498e.jpg (seat underside with magnet)

 

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Paint

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Motor

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Trial Row Outing

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Bundled on a Kayak Cart

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The front is 32.4 and the rear is 29.6 lbs. 

 

I filled the front and rear flotation tanks with polystyrene foam, which added some weight.  However, I'm happy to know it will still float if it dings a rock.

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