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| With a line marked on the sides I can lay out the fiberglass and trim it to shape. |
The glass is really just to armor the bottom which is pretty thin and delicate.
With a plastic tarp to cover and a small heater going the boat should cure overnight.
A Skiff Wind blows over the water-An account of my winter project to build my first wooden boat, a 13' plywood QT Skiff designed by Jim Michalak. Now that that boat has been launched and is in use, this blog will now also document all of my other boat building and general "MESSING ABOUT IN BOATS"
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Monday, March 11, 2013
Glass, maybe.
With the warm temps I am considering glassing the bottom of the pram tomorrow.
I don't actually have one piece big enough to do the entire bottom, but in the interest of using up scrap I can do it in 3 pieces and then at a 3 inch tape along the chine.
The glass is really just to armor the bottom which is pretty thin and delicate.
With a plastic tarp to cover and a small heater going the boat should cure overnight.
The glass is really just to armor the bottom which is pretty thin and delicate.
With a plastic tarp to cover and a small heater going the boat should cure overnight.
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