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Looks Great Chuck! Can’t wait to get my hands on this. JJ
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Looks really good Greg. CA is definitely the way to go for the planking. I also edge glued mine with PVA, made quite the mess but made the seams look good. try laying your forward plank and aft planks first and then meet in the middle, it will give you a lot more wiggle room when you intersect the aft planks with the lower counter. I really struggled at first with that joint and decided to try that route and it made it a lot easier when you just have to make a filler plank in the middle instead of the tricky counter seam. JJ
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Very nice! I think I need one of those. Looks like you assembled it? DIY cnc table? JJ
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So I pretty much finished up the port side tonight aside from a few minor details. Scraped and fit the lower moldings and Added some WOP, that stuff really brings out a pretty color on the boxwood that looks great with the cedar. I’ve had constant anxiety for the last week thinking about how to get these mouldings on perfectly parallel and keeping with the sheer line and it just dawned on me about two hours ago to just clamp on a plank that perfectly follows the middle moulding and simply glue on from there. Seemed to work pretty well. Hope someone else can find it useful when they arrive at this stage. JJ
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That looks very good, I like the darker red color. JJ
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That’s looking good, I would sand as that will be tapered in flush with the rest of the planking later on. It will give you a better landing for your next layer. Definitely start practicing edge bending (if you’re not already) as Chuck describes, as the planks will only get harder to lay as you go further down. JJ
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Hi Marsalv, beautiful work! Can you tell me which cnc Milling machine you are Using? JJ
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Lol thanks Kevin. I don’t know about that, it’s coming along quite nicely. JJ
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