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YQ Bluenose Ted R Redux

Thank you. Your arrow is pointing to the area is was thinking needed adjustment.
I just did a poor job explaining.
The only power tools I have is a dremel and a small battery held drill.
 
dockattner said:
Let's see if others agree.
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I agree with Paul. Sand the inside of the joint at Paul’s blue arrow step by step. Keep the line of the notches for the frames in the upwards line.
About the sanding: Glue some sandpaper onto small wooden strips of varying widths. This will allow you to sand ‘surfaces flat’.
Regards, Peter
 
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