First I had to transfer the plans onto the plywood, then cut on the dotted line, then stitch together with copper wire and then glue the seams with epoxy.
Once thats done its time to fiberglass the top and bottom which is where I am at right now and then I need to join the two halves together
It seems like a straightforward job, and it is too if you buy a kit and all the pieces are cut for you, but I had trouble cutting the jigsaw joints accurately with my saw and the seams could have been a bit more precise. On the whole I think its coming along pretty nicely and hope to finish it by the end of the Passover holidays
4 comments:
steve! it's great! hope to see soon your new master piece on the water!
actualy you are a kyak collector.
with full admiration to you!
Kobi K
wow,cant wait to see it on the waves.go,go,go
That is looking very fine. Such a skill.
Hey Steve.
Looking great!I'm very curious to see how your surf boat will go on the water. We still plan a surfing day with you and Hadas and the fallows in Sdot Yam.
Good luck!
Oded Davidovitch (From Daniel Rowing Center)
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