Transom covered in glas, gunnels and coaming in place

The shelf under the transom needs to be taped in to add strength to the transom

Work On fwd Gunnels

Brackets for gunnels and inner coaming roughed in

Transom Coming Along

Clamps and shelf to go on cleat below. Later the top of the transom was glassed with 6 oz.woven

Foredecks glassed in with 6 oz. woven

The Outboard Motor Bracket

The bracket is made from three layers of marine grade plywood, 1/2 inch galvanized threaded rod laminated into the center layer. The board being held up by the hammer is to form a splashwell. There will be two scuppers to drain water from the well.

The Cabin Roof

The roof has a 9 inch camber and is made of 1/4 inch marine ply. The roof needs stiffening and will be covered with 12 oz. biax fabric, the interior will get three longitudinal beams one in the center and the other two halfway between center and side with grabrails added to the outside directly over the beams, except of course in the center. Should be considerable stiffer.

The Outboard Motor Bracket

The bracket is made up of three layers of 1/2 inch marine grade plywood with 1/2 inch galvanized threaded rod in the center lamination. The dimensions are 24 inches wide, 12 inches high at the clamping board, 18 inches set back from the transom and 18 inches high where it joins the transom. The seams on the outside have been covered with two layers of 12 oz. biaxial tape and when completed will be taped on the inside as well. Theere will be a splash board and scuppers added to the inside of the bracket.