Ricardo took a break from building his skin-on-frame Greenland kayak at the Bates Boatbuilding program to help me roll over the Pooduck Skiff. I had finished sanding her down with 220 grit just this morning. The exterior is probably smooth enough for paint, but that will have to wait until all the interior work is done and we flip her upside down again. So far she feels pretty lightweight and came off the forms easily. That's me agonizing about how far off-center the stem is. Thanks to Ricardo for the pix.
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Posted by: bonnie | April 18, 2007 at 09:59 AM