Re: Point Comfort 23
Posted by MarkR on
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Next, the sheer clamps were fitted. The profile fits into the temporary frames well. Small blocks of scrap fir were used to position the pieces.
The forward ends of the chines were cut to fit on the boat. Once fitted and clamped into position, the screw holes were drilled and then the joints were taken apart, glued with GelMagic and reassembled.
When I get to it, I plan to glue a block between the two sheer clamps. Nothing big, maybe a 5/4 off cut. The sheer clamps went into place well, but there is a lot of tension in those bends.
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Next, the sheer clamps were fitted. The profile fits into the temporary frames well. Small blocks of scrap fir were used to position the pieces.
The forward ends of the chines were cut to fit on the boat. Once fitted and clamped into position, the screw holes were drilled and then the joints were taken apart, glued with GelMagic and reassembled.
When I get to it, I plan to glue a block between the two sheer clamps. Nothing big, maybe a 5/4 off cut. The sheer clamps went into place well, but there is a lot of tension in those bends.
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