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| You can see from this picture that the deck beams are installed - unfortunately the picture from the front is corrupted. If you look close you can see the longitudinals have been installed as well. |
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| Here is another view. You can see the transom board is filleted in. I should have waited to do this until after some of the other members were installed. Now I know for the next one - I can see my wife cringe.... |
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| Another picture from the front. It is amazing that at I am probably 100 hours into the project and it looks earily like some of the earlier pictures.... |
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| Here we are starting to fit in the pump. Nothing is more painful than spending hours upon hours cutting, gluing and sanding, just to cut it out... I had intentionally left the last keel member out, so I could fit it over the jet ski pump..... |
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| Here is a great picture.... you can see what the inside will look like..... You can see the carlings have been installed - This was a huge relief because they are stiff members that take quite a bit to bend... |
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