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Forward deck is first ruffed out
leaving the edges ~ 1" proud. |
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After gluing and screwing down with 3/4"
screws, the outside edge, hatch opening, mast hole and dagger board opening
are routed out using a straight bit. |
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More pieces of Sycamore installed
mid ship for reinforcement for the rowing oar locks and blocks. |
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Fore, aft and mod decks installed and trimmed. |
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Another look at the Sycamore carlen
deck beam knees. In the middle of the knees you can see the reinforcement
for the oar locks. |
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Here you can almost see (upper right) the sister
beams/pieces installed where the decks butt together. This provides a larger
surface to epoxy to. You can also see the mortised end of the aft kink plank,
skeg screws |
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