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Eastsound Custom Woodcraft Inc. is a company established in 2000, located in Eastsound, Washington on Orcas Island. With a background in boatbuilding, we do home construction remodels as well as new construction with an emphasis on interior joinery.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
So here's the 1st layer of veneer as I head back aft towards the stern. If you haven't dealt with "edge set" before, cold molding a boat will make it very clear. It's all about letting your plank lay naturally before you spile. I'm using plastic binding strap off of a job site to hold down the planks and in regards to staples, on this 1st layer I've found my best luck with 3/8" and 1/2" staples fired from a gun that uses T-50 staples. The green tape you see is just barely catching the oak apron and sternpost to keep the glue from passing on down the side
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