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You really needed to bend those first planks inwards to tuck in under the stern counter area, like this: I would look at adding some scrap timber/block in where those planks are cut short, then shape them in so there's a curve towards the counter...taking into account that you will have a second layer that will fit more or less flush with the counter itself, when complete.
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I think MDF has run its course here folks, plus this is still a build log
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I'm the same with main stuff. I sit on a bench in front of the house and just sand away!
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Suffice to say that many wood dusts are classed as carcinogens, and with ply, you can add the bonding resin to that, which isn't water soluble. Anyway......we don't have a great track record on MSW for debating MDF, so let's close that subject.
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Whether I'm sanding wood or MDF, I wear a mask. Both aren't good for you in the slightest. I've never experienced any problems in strength when it comes to sanding. Of course, if a piece looks more fragile, then just be cautious. The stuff used is high grade as I'm sure @chris watton will attest to. You certainly don't need to coat it in anything to strengthen it, hence no reason to mention it. Paranoid? 😆 Possibly!
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Always happy to help! Looking forward to your work.
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Sorry about that. I am a plonker. It's been changed for the next print run. I was building so intensively over that period that my recollections were clouded with some of the fisher stuff I'd just finished. You can use my photos as a guide though as you're always best taking off too little than too much. It's only a rough bevel.
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