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| Planks ready for ripping
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Epoxy, nails & screws
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Home made oars (235cm)
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Blade close-up
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Base set out & assistant
boat builder
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| Jig finished
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Setting out frames all screwed and
glued
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Bow transom and stem |
Frames screwed down
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Frames
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| Stringers on
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Side
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Covering hull, not sure if the plans
called for it to be done this way..
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Hull Fully Covered 9mm sides, 12mm
bottom
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Hull made from straight builders ply
wood
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Turned over
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Side shot, might have to cut those
bits off (might get in the way)
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Oars, glassed and painted tips
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Side bits on
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Seat framing
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Rear
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Rear seat pannels on
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Front seat on
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Ventilation holes, i cut off the
front section for extra strength and for fear of loosing
small items
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Rear seats, i split those into two
compartments, for safety and convinience
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Seat tops, they slope forwards slightly
to encourage water to drain away from the back
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Front seat, epoxy and wood flour filler
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Seat close up, extra reinforcing under
seat tops
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Metalex on hull 3 coats
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From front, the ply really soaks up
the Metalex
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