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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Modes of Transport
In a quiet moment, I caught Birgit contemplating various modes of transport
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Bow Voids
Right up in the bow are two voids. These are between the stem and the first frame (Frame 1) and then between the next 2 frames (Frames 1 and 1A). The first of these is quite tiny, with the stem … Continue reading
Posted in Sheeting the Hull
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Finger Plane
I have had a short setback to the building, having planed the end off my left index finger. It was all very stupid. I was trying to take the corner off a small block of wood, and did exactly what … Continue reading
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Sheeting Commenced
Sheeting starts at the bow. I was concerned about the bow sheeting on other Easy cats I have seen in construction. It seems that there is too much depth of ply removed from the overlapping joint at the lower chine. … Continue reading
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