Dec
21
2009
Installing the American Cherry Leg Locks in the Bow along with some under bow storage and a line stripping area to keep from getting tangles up. These will look great varnished!
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16
2009
The Oak bow seat framework and storage bins. More peanut butter and epoxy.
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16
2009
Flipped back to right side up. Measuring and marking the boat for the seats. Now it really starts to look like a boat.
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16
2009
Picture of the bow from the bottom. Notice the holes along the bow/ bottom. Wire and screws are used to keep these together while the glass and epoxy (peanut butter) set up. It takes quite a bit of pressure to get this part of the boat to come together. The wires and screws were under quite a bit of stress but it worked! Also, you can see an extra layer of heavy fiberglass cloth along the stem and chines.
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16
2009
Working on finishing up the transom and the stem (bow). More Peanut butter and epoxy the roll it over and do it all again.
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16
2009
Peanut butter on the chines. This holds the boat together so, we were a little hesitant about not getting it right.
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16
2009
John applying “peanut butter” to the inside of the chines. Then, another layer of epoxy and more sanding.
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16
2009
11-2006 Putting the bottom and sides together. This is known as the “stitch and glue” method versus using ribs on the inside to provide a framework.
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16
2009
Fiberglass for the sides and bottom of the future Shenandory. This will ensure the wood is protected for many year of hard use yet to come.
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16
2009
The pattern is drawn on the scarfed plywood. Then using a skilsaw, we cut away all the wood that is not the floor or sides.
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