Yes! Cut and adjust the jig and do not shorten the frames
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Good evening gentlemen, I am currently in the process of building the rear end, it is very tricky but with a lot of adjustments, trying again and again and adding it will be slowly.
Very good progress my friend - WOW and once more to say: Very good work
I guess, that the frames are still not fixed on the keel or?
Before you fix the frames, maybe you can remove on some locations some teeth of the jig (on the "A"-stiffeners) - there are nice looking, but not helping and not necessary, but could hinder, that the frames at this locations are sitting in the correct height. (red arrows)
The element of the stern structure is also only dryfitted, or? (green arrow)
The stern structure is really a tricky project - I installed the parts partly inside the jig and sometimes outside, so do not install the frames on the keel, before you did not finish the stern structure - sometimes it could be necessary, that you remove the keel with partly installed stern structure out of the jig.......with some patience (and thinking) you will get a very good result
I guess, that the frames are still not fixed on the keel or?
Before you fix the frames, maybe you can remove on some locations some teeth of the jig (on the "A"-stiffeners) - there are nice looking, but not helping and not necessary, but could hinder, that the frames at this locations are sitting in the correct height. (red arrows)
The element of the stern structure is also only dryfitted, or? (green arrow)
The stern structure is really a tricky project - I installed the parts partly inside the jig and sometimes outside, so do not install the frames on the keel, before you did not finish the stern structure - sometimes it could be necessary, that you remove the keel with partly installed stern structure out of the jig.......with some patience (and thinking) you will get a very good result
Hello Uwe yes, nothing has been glued yet, the clamps have all been removed from the device. It's so much easier to build at the stern. Good tip for removing the teeth on the device, I'll do that later. Thank you for your words and hints. Yesterday I made a few screenshots of your rear end and Adi's one so that I could print them out today so that I could compare them better.
small update, stern finished and all frames glued except for the bridge in the middle (wrong keel I think) please correct it
It is looking very good - you are on a really good way !!!
So the rear was pretty tricky, I watered the side strips well and then carefully dried them with a soldering iron and brought them into shape. Now the upper strips are attached and then it's good for today.
WOW - you are very fast!
fast and good !!!
fast and good !!!
Hello Uwe, fast is relative, from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. I adjusted and glued 8 strips and fitted frames 1-3, that's 7 hours of work. But it's fun to see the progress even if there isn't much to see. And time flies by.
Looks very good, super development, You are really very fast. 
A new update from me. The house was full on the weekend, children and grandchildren were there and on Sunday we chose a new family member after whom our old ladies passed away in November and March at the age of 16 and 17. Cooper should be called and will move in with us in about 5 weeks. Well, what's up from the build. Right, the inner planks are in the right position.
Very nice, sehr schön gemacht.
You are on a very good way - Bravo
Start with the outside planks. I decided to continue with that and only then with the interior design. Starting last night with the first three rows from the bottom (25,24 and 23). It was late and I had a tough day, what can I say, mistakes happen, so I decided to stop construction. Saturday morning fresh and lively I went to my mishap, which: yes at the bow I had to find out that I was already at 19 with plank 23. So today, for the first time, I separated everything so far and put it in order. Now, for the first time, a short break is the order of the day.
Hallo Tobias, don't worry, I got into this problem too. I also had to do everything again.
Yes - sometimes it is really better to stop and make a break
I can see, that you also marked with pencil the number of each plank on the frame ->
I can see, that you also marked with pencil the number of each plank on the frame ->