Reading from the plan the top board was carefully dived into 305mm vertical sections and points were marked from the plan. Using a flexible wood length and numerous panel pins the curves were drawn.
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- The boat takes it's final shape
- A canoe (shape) is born!
- Rough and ready bow fairing
- Quick bit of sowing after work!
- Stitching the canoe
- Job done!
- Tape is needed both sides
- Joint failed
- Joined up and left to set
- Epoxy Resin - first contact!
- Six hours work later
- Block Planing
- Jig Saw time!
- Marking up
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