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Author: ShaneW (Show all albums)

Building a row troller plus other pictures....The boat is being built with the help of four people - Jerry Cooper and his friend Richard, my mom Karin, and myself.
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Just taking a break from the stripping process.


Here's the glue step in between strips. After the glue is placed you lay on the strip and staple of clamp them to hold while the glue sets.


Here's a picture of the transom (and my mom's dog). The boat will be named Natalie's Pride after my daughter.


Here is the fully bent and clamped stem waiting to cure.


Here we take the glued stem strips and clamp them to the stem form. I was amazed how you could actually bend 2-3" of wood by bending slowly and using clamps.


Here we are gluing the stem strips with epoxy paste.


Here is the step where you tape the forms to keep epoxy from dripping to the forms.


Here we are beveling the forms so the strips fit the form of the boat.


In the end we went with a completely cherry transom stained dark for contrast.


Adding epoxy prior to laminating the transom. The transom is going to be three wood layers - one oak, one cherry, and one walnut.


Here we are laminating the transom.


Here we are with cut out transom pieces.
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