We then gave a first coat of resin to the inner faces of the bottom panels, to the centerboard trunk logs and to the floor stiffeners. Tomorrow we'll give the second coat.
Total work time to date: 336 hours
Diary on the construction of a Seaclipper 20, a plywood trimaran designed by Jim Brown and John Marples. Our boat's Sail No. is 50. The boat will be named GEODETICA.
Saturday, September 26, 2015
Main hull bottom planking (3)
Three hours of work today. We first faired the two bottom butt blocks to follow the curvature of the hull. Then, using the cardboard copy of the central bottom panel, we cut the centerboard slot on the plywood panel. This operation is not trivial as it may seem. Here's a pic of the panel
We then gave a first coat of resin to the inner faces of the bottom panels, to the centerboard trunk logs and to the floor stiffeners. Tomorrow we'll give the second coat.
Total work time to date: 336 hours
We then gave a first coat of resin to the inner faces of the bottom panels, to the centerboard trunk logs and to the floor stiffeners. Tomorrow we'll give the second coat.
Total work time to date: 336 hours
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