So starting from the bottom of the post . . . . . . . . . .
Below we have the structure all in place, All bonded and glassed to the bulkheads. ready for the cockpit sole to be bonded down. I made a sheet of e-plate 6mm thick, doubled up on some of them, where the underside of the sole will bond to the top of the lower layer (?) I'll post a pic with an explanation later.
Below we have the structure all in place, All bonded and glassed to the bulkheads. ready for the cockpit sole to be bonded down. I made a sheet of e-plate 6mm thick, doubled up on some of them, where the underside of the sole will bond to the top of the lower layer (?) I'll post a pic with an explanation later.
Two coats of EPOSEAL 300 rolled on, on the inside of the hull, all bulkheads and under the deck.
Cedar battens (15mm x 15mm) bonded onto the bulkheads, note the 'straight-edges' and clamps.
As above; the bulkheads were planed to ensure that they were all at the same level, ready for the Cedar battens. The main bulkheads were bang-on, the intermediates needed a little work. Not a major if they ended up slightly lower as the batten would bring it up to the right height. Much the same thing with the longitudinal.
Deck is finally done! Ready to move forward!
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