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There is still a lot to do. Tomorrow, we will begin to lay out where the frames are so we can drill pilot holes for the screws and nails.
The panel sits nicely and is another big accomplishment towards finishing her!
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12 Foot Catboat
Designed by Edson Schock - Circa 1940's
Monday, December 28, 2009
1st Bottom Panel
Today, we finished adjusting the pattern for the bottom panel, Things went so well (thanks to Terri's help) that we cut the 1st bottom panel out and made some minor adjustments to make sue it met the keel properly.
There is still a lot to do. Tomorrow, we will begin to lay out where the frames are so we can drill pilot holes for the screws and nails.
The panel sits nicely and is another big accomplishment towards finishing her!
There is still a lot to do. Tomorrow, we will begin to lay out where the frames are so we can drill pilot holes for the screws and nails.
The panel sits nicely and is another big accomplishment towards finishing her!
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