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Winston

Fri Oct 16 2020, 12:59am

winston

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Have finally completed a preliminary faring of the hull. Now time to move on to the bow and stern cant frames. Sorry for the quality of the last two images (using my cell phone camera).

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Charles

Fri Oct 16 2020, 12:57pm

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Following with great interest
That build is what I like the most something very unusual

teleman

Mon Oct 19 2020, 08:17pm

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LOOKS GOOD WINSTON. YOUR MAKING GOOD PROGRESS SIR!

NovaStorm

Fri Oct 23 2020, 10:20pm

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Winston

Sat Oct 24 2020, 04:56am

winston

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It's coming!

Just installing the stern frames. With any luck I'll have the hull faired by Sunday night.

jacknastyface2

Sat Oct 24 2020, 03:27pm

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Faired up very nicely Winston!

Keith.

Winston

Sat Oct 24 2020, 05:20pm

winston

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So far so good Keith. It's slow going, but I think I'll have to break out the dremel to get the bow done. Otherwise it will take for ever faring by hand.

Winston

Thu Oct 29 2020, 04:07am

winston

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Bow and stern framing has been added and am currently working on faring the hull. Have been at a bit of a standstill though as I have to get some sandpaper picked up. Have lots, just not the right grit to start with. That will give me some time to make some sanding discs to use on my rotary tool to make things go quicker. Till now its been pretty much by hand, a few minutes here and a few minutes there.