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The next step will be to fit the template to the other side and prepare to cut the other panel out.
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All in all the installation went great and we can see the day coming that we will be able to turn her over and start working on the top of the boat!
12 Foot Catboat
Designed by Edson Schock - Circa 1940's
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Bottom Panel Installed
Caulked, glued, screwed and nailed one of the bottom panels on the klast day of the year. Terri brushes off the finished product after helping me apply the glue, feeding me screws and nailing the back half of the panel down. This one was a bit easier on the back as there was no bending upside down to nail like we had to do with the sides.
The next step will be to fit the template to the other side and prepare to cut the other panel out.
All in all the installation went great and we can see the day coming that we will be able to turn her over and start working on the top of the boat!
The next step will be to fit the template to the other side and prepare to cut the other panel out.
All in all the installation went great and we can see the day coming that we will be able to turn her over and start working on the top of the boat!
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