
Mike Collier
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Thanks everyone I appreciate it.
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Thanks Chris, I enjoy building work boats myself.
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Finished the basic build of my Pot Pie Skiff. I sealed it with 2 coats of shellac and will start painting tomorrow. I’ve built and painted the engine box and install after painting, also will complete with accessories.
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Installed the decking and the keel. Drilled and installed the pipes for prop shaft and rudder shaft.
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Got some more work done on my Pot Pie Skiff, installed the flooring and cutout the deck. Now I need to cutout 26 small knees to support the deck.
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More work done on my Pot Pie Skiff. I planked the bottom and chunked the bow. I work on the side frames on the inside of the boat. I built the engine box and rudder. Next I have to cut out 26 knees to help support the side deck.
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Sunday I installed the starboard side and the chines. When dried I sand an angle on the sides and chines so I would have a better gluing area for the bottom planks. Today I started to plank the bottom.
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First day I put together the keelson , transom , stem . Then I installed the bulkhead and temporary bulkhead. Then I installed the port side.
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Bought a Pot Pie Skiff kit from Wye River Models. I’ve really like building work boats especially from Chesapeake Bay Area. I’ve done Crab Scraper, Hoopers Island Draketail and a Buyboat all from Wye River Models.
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Hello, where are you from?
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It looks like a well thought out building board that can be reused many times. Thanks for sharing.
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What kind of tool is that you are using for the building board?
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Got some or done on my Buyboat. Deck is on, side rails, base for pilot house and cover for cargo hole. I also glued in a mast support . I cut out the doors.
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I’ve been there a couple of times, I think I’ll go there on Tuesday, the model boat club there is going to rc sail boat races!
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Thanks, these work boats is what I like to build.
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Update, I got the sides on the bulkheads installed, chines in , the chunks in the bow and started planking the bottom. I’ll do final sanding on bottom after all bottom planking done
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