Also a good fit with minor adjustments
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Also a good fit with minor adjustments
Noticed there was a small separation at the aft end of the deck after I installed it
. I thought I had it all secure but it was a mistake easily corrected. The second image is before glue and clamp
. I thought I had it all secure but it was a mistake easily corrected. The second image is before glue and clampAnd here is the deck; Holes drilled and filled with wood filler same as floor boards, and then stained. I have made some progress on removing char from the seat beams, but not completed, sanded, stained or installed yet. That"s next. Thanks to anyone who takes the time to see this
I made the escutcheons separately for the five seats indicated in theplans o they could be fitted better when installing the seats
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.Here are some photos of the mast hoop and the seats stained and installed
Here are some photos of the mast hoop and the seats stained and installed
sorry for the duplication. I detached the jig except for the bottom board with the frames attached, Used the heat gun carefully and sparingly. Inspecting the hull prior to fairing there is one frame on the starboard side which is a bit low and I decided to add a thin bolster rather than try to sand the adjacent frames to match. 
