NO Video Today yet. Milestone Reached: All double ribs now completed. What a Pita some of them where. I think the router bit was dull as board 3 had major burring on all the cuts. Also a lot of the cuts were not deep enough and needed a lot of effort to get out and clean up later.
Still sanding and cleaning ribs ready for installation. A LOT ( all) of mine have the lower cutout to small to fit on the keel risers and do need filing out to fit firmly. Still better than over sized. The template have been sensational and holds the parts hard against each other when drying( yes all parts fit tightly with cling wrap., do not adjust template). They have also saved me issues where I have incorrectly labeled the parts only to find they do not fit in the template. Using the template 'locks' is Very Very important as it strengthens the MDF template and hold the rib parts in well.
The only drawback is although you can fit 4/8 half rib sets on the first gluing, only one per side can fit for the second half ( they overlap on each other and do not sit flat ( you will see when you come to them)
Apart from sore arms & hands, the experience has been fun.
Warning Do not cut out all the Rib parts at once. There are over 300 parts and a lot to loose / mix up. I did it a 'M' template at a time and its still a lot to handle.
NOTE the Chocks are numbered and designed for each rib pair. IF you use the 'correct' ones they fit nicely.
See you in the Video in a couple of days ( 40 Ribs to still clean up)
PS do not forget 57,56 & 20,19,18,17 do not throw away inner template parts as they are use for faring markers.