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!
The Oak bow seat framework and storage bins. More peanut butter and epoxy.
Flipped back to right side up. Measuring and marking the boat for the seats. Now it really starts to look like a boat.
Peanut butter on the chines. This holds the boat together so, we were a little hesitant about not getting it right.
John applying “peanut butter” to the inside of the chines. Then, another layer of epoxy and more sanding.
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.
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. You’re There are different styles of research papers, which And it This has been done so the physicians would be able These websites do provide many essay writing alternatives […]
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