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Here I am fitting the stringers in place. The Coosa is really easy to work with maybe even easier than wood. Because it is a dense type...
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I ended up grinding out the delaminated corners and this time applying a generous fillet and laying down some new glass. The transom is...
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I finally got around to glassing the transom. I really misjudged the radius I made for the steps on the transom. I figured a quater 1/4...
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Since the cabin is now air conditioned, I figured I would takle the rotten balsa core in the fore deck while enjoying the cool a/c.
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Well it's been consistently in the 90's temperature wise here in California and so I have to work early in the morning or late in the...
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I thought about that too but, I bought a big ol swim platform to hang off the back though thats been sitting in the shipping crate this...
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It's about a 2 1/2" rise towards the transom.
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Here are the 2 main stringers patterned. I used 1/2 inch Styrofoam board. I cut the Styrofoam into 2 strips for each stringer. The top...
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Well, I'm back to work on the boat after taking a couple weeks to landscape the back yard. Almost ready to pattern the new stringers. I...
