Working on the Hull Setting up the Marine Plywood

[geegoe1]

good job on the boat guy what about the kill and ballist 35mph winds great day jib hoe

[odinegan]

thanks for the reply you and your uncle have been very helpfull with these video i wish you are all well thanks again

[sunnyquin]

@odinegan My kids and grand kids call him Uncle Mike, he is my older brother. Wish he were my uncle, that would make me a lot younger. Just waiting for Spring. Rebuilding an old trailer for the boat for this season.

[odinegan]

how are you doing can you please tell me how you join the plywood together before putting on the boat thanks

[sunnyquin]

@odinegan The plywood is laid flat end-to-end on a wooden frame. (The wooden frame is constructed like a bridge trestle.) Two strips of cloth are glued to each side to join the sections. First a three-inch strip is glued and then a six-inch strip is glued over that. The section is covered with wax paper and then a heavy 4x6 timber is placed along the join and C clamped to apply pressure. Once the resin is dry the length of plywood is turned over and the process is repeated on the other side.

[porche3r]

it would be cool if you had a tripod or somethingand film the hole event :-)

[openrivers]

family guy?

[greyxwolf]

thanks for sharing these videos.

[sunnyquin]

Will post more videos

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