I wanted to build this boat flipping it only once (flipping is a B#@ch for me). So, I spot welded, let it set, put wire tie cables at the top of the frames, kinda like a hinged joint., took out wire ties in hull, sides and transom after weld dried, applied 'poxy, then fillet, waited two hours, flipped the frames up out of the way with tongue depressors, taped and let frames almost all the way down, but not touching wet.
Beefing up transom in case I do go with the 4 hp outboard. 98% sure I'll go that way. 3 layers inside, 2 outside plus will put some 12 oz. biax cloth inside with the 6 oz. outside.
Third build and I FINALLY got nice looking fillets (for me anyway)! Even the pointy end looks good.
Pleased with my progress today. Since I can't have one, how about one of you guys have an ice cold Guiness for me, let me know how good it tasted!
frazoo
... use a bigger hammer.
Built and Using; V12, Cheap Canoe, Modified Honker 14
Strip Canoe (failed)
V12 and Honker Gone to Boat Heaven= Don't build with cheap ply