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Beautifully done, Ben and a very unique build as well. Love the case too. Mike
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One of the things I ran into was the inside of these timbers can be over faired if not careful. It could lead to areas that are too shallow be faired smoothly . Since your working in AYC I wouldn't worry too much about trying to get the inside faired perfectly at this stage. Maybe consider just angling close to the fairing lines but not on them. HTMS. Mike
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Over the weekend I completed the construction of the inboard side of the transom. My goal was to leave as little gap filling as possible. No easy task, for sure. The red paint work still needs to be completed, just not into it right now. Bench lockers So far I've added the four main bench support pieces. I made sure that they where all equidistant from the forward edge of the lower aft platform and the tops where even with each other. I had to add some filler pieces to the outer two supports where they come in contact with the counter. You can see that in the above photo. There a two more support pieces that sit against the cabin planking which I will add later on. Mike
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