The marine-plywood forms are left in place to form permanent bulkheads. However, the extension pieces on the first and second molds are only temporary.
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Oarlock and Sail Diablo Project |
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The first stage began with cross-section forms were attached to the flat
floor section. The stem and transom are also set in place.
The marine-plywood forms are left in place to form permanent bulkheads. However, the extension pieces on the first and second molds are only temporary.
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Here Dave B. is adding some touches to the substantial, solid fir transom. | ||
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With the cross-section molds, transom and stem in place. The marine-grade meranti plywood is bent around the forms. | ||
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With the sheer planks/chines bent on, the boat starts to take shape. |