This afternoon I completed with help from my son the kerfing of the bridge deck leading edge. We also prepared, that is sanded edges and Z join glue excess, on the top bow chamfer panels inboard of each bow. Then whilst my assistant started the tedious task of clearing the debris from each kerf, I cleaned up the mating edges on each hull.
The kerfing has to be done before the bow chamfer panels are fitted which have to be fitted prior to curving up the bridge deck leading edge.
All this is continuing work started with placing the support.
Kerfs complete with straight edge used to guide the laminate trimer.
Part of my Ryobi team, the laminate trimer has a 3mm diameter x 8mm straight shank bit fitted.
Bow of starboard hull with top bow chamfer panel all prepared ready to be tortured into place.
Kerfs being cleared of debris by a most excellent assistant.
on Jul 19th, 2008 at 12:07 am
Glad to see you are back on the job. Have missed your updates for the last few months.
I am Building a Schionning Wilderness in W.A.
Have posted a few pics on the easy forum but don’t have my own blog like Paul Taylor.
http://www.hostmybb.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=239&mforum=easy
Mike
on Jul 19th, 2008 at 5:12 pm
Thank you Mike,
I am very envious of your shed, and you boat work is excellent.
Regarding blogs, you may wish to try one of the free systems such as http://www.blogger.com or http://www.wordpress.com, they don’t except commercial use naturally so it would suit your purposes exactly.
Regards,
Tom