Another mistake/Then first ride.
I saw this on a wood boat picture today. It was a placard inside a classic wood boat. It stated,
Boatbuilding bliss is spending 40 minutes perfectly cutting and shaping a part then on the final cut, cutting on the wrong side of the line and ruining the entire part. D*&$ IT!! It was the top of the port rear armrest. Need another 2.5' x7" board.


"If God had intended for boats to be fiberglass he would have made fiberglass trees."
Funny stuff. Anyway, I took a little ride in the boat today.

I finished the starboard rear armrest though, here is a picture of the joint with the forward armrest and cut around frame 2. Also glued up the seat box for the rear seat base. Only worked on the boat 4 hours today.


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