Kurt Konrath
Kurt Konrath
Is stacking alignment based on straight keel as I see the inside stack has gaps between frames and the 90 frame used.
Hi KurtIs stacking alignment based on straight keel as I see the inside stack has gaps between frames and the 90 frame used.
Is stacking alignment based on straight keel
I am lost here. What do you mean with frame gaps and 90 frame ?I see the inside stack has gaps between frames and the 90 frame
Hi PaulHi Daniel,
I have to confess my utter confusion. What is controlling/guiding/ the stacking process?
The 90 degree square I said frame by error.Hi Kurt
I an not sure if I understand your questions, but let me see:
No, is it based on the frame shape and hull internal floor. Because the frames have already a "first beveling", they already have a natural shape. They will fit one over the other with absolutely no problem. The final adjustment concerning position i did it based on the interior hull bottom. You place the frames to be the interior bottom as much flat as you can, without losing the general frame position with the one below. Remember "the interior of the frames have also been beveled on the spindle sander". Nevertheless, neither the interior or exterior shape is still well shaped. I will need to spend a few days sanding , by hand, the interior and exterior of the hull.
I am lost here. What do you mean with frame gaps and 90 frame ?
Best
Daniel
DittoExcellent work Daniel, and those frames are looking great!
Happy Sanding
The result is looking already very good - I guess you will put now the power tools to the side and the rest will be done by hand
I would be too afraid to remove too much with such Black&Decker sander
Nice work Daniel. Looking very good.
Mike
Great work, Daniel. You‘ve got this!
Excellent work Daniel, and those frames are looking great!
Ditto
Thats looking awesome, and it makes it easy to follow along with my Fubbs build.