Fitting Out Hatseflats
A 15ft Pram for Dinghy Cruising
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20171115

20171113

Removed temporary screws. Planed transom flush with transom beam. Filled screw holes.

20171114

Sanded down the transom, transom beam, backing plates, daggerboard sides and bottom between S1592 and S2092. Gave these items a first coating with clear epoxy.

Decided to create a flush surface either side of the daggerboard case to avoid trapping water in here. Slightly lifted the stern and poured epoxy on the bottom either side of the daggerboard case. The resin spread itself over the aft half of the bottom section between bulkheads S1592 and S2092.

20171115

Lifted the stern some more using the tackle. Poured epoxy to cover the forward part of the bottom between bulkheads S1592 and S2092.

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