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3rd time is a charm
Completion dateJune 10, 2013OK - my third go at a completion date! This time it's for real. I want to be fully done and sailing by this date. That'll be 16 months build time................. And I made it with one day to spare! Not that I was trying - it just worked out that way -kinda funny!
Monthly Archives: February 2012
More fairing fun and a good lashing
Lots of planing this weekend. Fairing the chines and sheer clamps. (hope I’m using all the right terms/names) Transom frame is all padded out and cleaned up, faired. Fairing the stringers was not possible at the molds because I had … Continue reading
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Tagged boat building, chines, sharpie sailboat, transom, wooden boats
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I’ve got the fairing of the chines and keel plank just about done. I used my 4 foot aluminum level, coated the one edge with black magic marker – (Sharpie, of course) and used it like a huge pencil of … Continue reading
Chines and sheer clamps
I’ve made some progress on my sharpie. Chines and sheer clamps fitted and glued up. They were all left long on the transom end. Once the epoxy sets up good and hard I’ll trim them off flush. Still lots of … Continue reading
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Tagged boat building, chines, keel, sharpie sailboat, transom, wooden boats
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Stick-Up Sharpie
I’m starting a new blog here to follow along on the build of a 13′ stick-up rigged sharpie. Some work has already been started – the strongback and molds are set up. That has taken me a couple weekends so … Continue reading
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Tagged boat building, chines, keel, sharpie sailboat, transom, wooden boats
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