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I think he's tackling the 18th century longboat next. ;-) Sfeve
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Nicely done. I also intend to add the boat hook(if I can finally get this planking done!) Steve
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I like the way you worked through the scale of the oars. Looking forward to the final presentation. Steve
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What a great opportunity to make another planking video!😄 Steve
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Is it Alaskan yellow cedar? Both look good. Steve
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Always making it look easy, which we all know is not the case. Great work. Steve
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Two planks remain on each side of the hull. A rough sanding was done with 180 grit sandpaper. More sanding with progressively finer grits of sandpaper is needed later and filling. Even hard maple gets gets thin enough to become transparent! My planking still needs work. Steve
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The structures came out great. I like the idea of one door kept open. Steve
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