They will be cut down to conform to the lines of the deck and give a more unified appearance.
For now, I am going to concentrate on getting the mast support in between frames 1 & 2 at the deck level so OI can start getting the deck into place.
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12 Foot Catboat
Designed by Edson Schock - Circa 1940's
Friday, February 12, 2010
Mounting the side coamings was hot, sweaty work because they were rather thick (7/8", a bit thicker than the nominal 3/4" I was expecting!). After some persuasion, I got the side ones into place and mounted the forward coaming.
They will be cut down to conform to the lines of the deck and give a more unified appearance.
For now, I am going to concentrate on getting the mast support in between frames 1 & 2 at the deck level so OI can start getting the deck into place.
They will be cut down to conform to the lines of the deck and give a more unified appearance.
For now, I am going to concentrate on getting the mast support in between frames 1 & 2 at the deck level so OI can start getting the deck into place.
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