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16 hours ago, SteveL said:

Frank

I used basswood on the first layer of wales and of course it is somewhat white as compared with the yellow cedar

 

Steve

Aha, now I see indeed, at first it looked 'paintish', but not quite....

When rounding the bulkheads more to the bow, it looks that you oversanded the upper part, but only just a bit to my eye, the upper part where later the (upper two planks) planking on it should almost hang over a little for the anchor davids? I tried to draw in your picture what I mean. 
But perhaps this could be an optical illusion in the photograph. I had it a lot with some left over char here and there that simulated shadows that aren't there at all.

Also, I'm not sure if I'm looking at your 'Winnie 1'or 'Winnie 2'? Bit confusing, for me at least.
Perhaps check with the bow cap template if you also have the form correct. It should prevent lots of headaches later on.

If not quite the shape, now you can still correct it by adding a little strip or some filler and sand back to the correct shape .

 

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Finishing the counter planking. Using it to test the tarring method between planks since my method on Winnie 1 was too dark. This time I once again just darkened one side of a joint but with a much lighter pressure on the no.2 pencil. I believe this did the trick.

 

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After applying some WOP


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After sanding to shape. Hopefully this is about right.

 

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The bow section after fairing inside to 3/32. Looks really thin, I can see now why some people provide extra wood in this area for stability.

 

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