Re: Point Comfort 23
Posted by MarkR on
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Been gone for a while. Traveling - good times! Here's how the aft panels looked after the glue up. Right where they should be.
Forward of these aft 12mm panels we switch to two layers of 6mm planking. So we routed a 4" wide section to half of the 12mm thickness. This provides the glued lap for the second layer of planking.
Then the 6mm planking is butted to the lap as shown below. The first layer of 6mm planking is shown prior to gluing. This first section is about 4' wide along the bottom. The second layer will overlap the first layers providing a very strong laminated structure.
Next time we will move forward where the shape of the boat is very severe and the twist in the plywood is quite extreme in places. Excitement follows!
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Been gone for a while. Traveling - good times! Here's how the aft panels looked after the glue up. Right where they should be.
Forward of these aft 12mm panels we switch to two layers of 6mm planking. So we routed a 4" wide section to half of the 12mm thickness. This provides the glued lap for the second layer of planking.
Then the 6mm planking is butted to the lap as shown below. The first layer of 6mm planking is shown prior to gluing. This first section is about 4' wide along the bottom. The second layer will overlap the first layers providing a very strong laminated structure.
Next time we will move forward where the shape of the boat is very severe and the twist in the plywood is quite extreme in places. Excitement follows!
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