Now that the hull is watertight I have started to set up the furniture. In the photos you can see that the bulkheads are secured in place with a tidy little inspection hatch too. Also you can see the clamps keeping the gunwhale in place while the epoxy sets it in place.
Next to come will be the inwhales, then the decks, then the seats, THEN THE THAMES! lol
Shock and Oar
Building a canoe, following Storer's Eureka plans.
Sunday, 12 June 2011
Friday, 13 May 2011
Building out of stone would have been a hardship
So far the panels have sat on the floor and failed to resemble anything close to a canoe. Until today, when they where stitched together with copper wire. I now have a complete hull, making the process rather more satisfying.
Tuesday, 10 May 2011
Plain Sailing
The five panels that make up the hull have been cut and are almost all covered in a precoat of epoxy. Once the precoat is finished I can start stitching together the hull (maybe tomorrow). I'm excite.
Plain Sailing
Plain Sailing
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