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Gahm, I'm starting to lean toward using this technique on my Syren long boat. I've been sanding on the lifts for what seems forever and it doesn't seem like I've made much progress.

 

Richard

Current Build - U.S. Syren

 

2nd Build - HMS Bounty Launch

 

When organizing your thoughts, never use the Dewey Decimal system.

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I'm halfway thru the planking and it hasn't been without its trials and tribulations. I was using the head post template but for some reason (me, of course) I didn't get the garboard and the plank next to it in the proper place. But I corrected this with the third plank. I tried to remove the garboard and second plank but I've been using carpenters glue since its stainable.

 

Unfortunately its also WATERPROOF so I couldn't remove the planks and re-position them. (Hello wood filler)

 

The good part is that my planks are aligning with the marks on the molds.

 

Richard

 

 

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Current Build - U.S. Syren

 

2nd Build - HMS Bounty Launch

 

When organizing your thoughts, never use the Dewey Decimal system.

Posted

Did you try isopropyl alcohol? It should loosen the wood glue. But, wood filler works too. Nice progress so far.

Posted

Tom, thank you for the tip. I used the isopropyl alcohol and I was able to remove all the planks. One plank did split toward the bow. Now its time for clean up and repair.

 

Richard 

Current Build - U.S. Syren

 

2nd Build - HMS Bounty Launch

 

When organizing your thoughts, never use the Dewey Decimal system.

Posted

You are welcome Richard. And if you ever need to loosen CA glue, acetone works well.

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