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Gunwale

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Here's a cross-section sketch depicting the deck to sheer junction as per plans. (21-APR-2008)

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Here's how we'll be modifying the junction.

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We routed a rabet for the gunwale.  Battens were sprung down both sides to lay out a rabet to accept the mahogany gunwales.

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Gunwales in place.  I added extra to the bow to create an overhang that will hide the top of my cutwater.

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Fairing the gunwales.

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Rub-rail Nose-cap.  I bent this from my Stainless Steel rubrail.  It will cap the nose.

 


Covering boards

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Covering boards.  I had 3 @ 11" boards, and 1 @ 14" board milled down to 3/8" to be my covering boards.

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Ready to go.  The top of the boat hasn't been this clean since Guntersville !

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Setting the finishing board pattern.  I worked with Kraft Paper and a batten to set the desired finishing board shape, then transferred the pattern to the mahogany.  I used the 14" wide for the front piece on each side.

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Cutting the front finishing board.  The tape marks the overlap of the mating piece.  We wanted to get two 6' long pieces out on one 11' long board .

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Test fitting.

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Pattern for piece #2.  Piece #2 was also 6' long, with mating pieces cut from one 11' board.

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Pattern for piece #3.

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All pieces are fitted and tacked down.  I still need to do some fairing on the inside curve.

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