All bars I üprigens troublesome of two massive Oregon Pine sawn wood planks and then contacted with the target plane to the right size. Thereafter, each page had to be milled around and were eventually always 2 single bars to a length of about 7 meters zusammengeschäftet. Who still thinks like a small boat should be built quickly by looking at the best times and join in! Did I mention the bonding with epoxy and is snapping and grinding and and and ...
In the photo above you can quite clearly see that some Stringer hollow fall bow out. I can tell you that has already caused some confusion for the local boat builders. I was already accused of bungling almost. But as the starboard side nunmal looks the same is finally become clear that the designer has the their wish. Intended to prevent them from downwind course that the boat is the U-boat and to guarantee a smoother dip in the wave!? Understand the person? Not? Well then look at this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9Lq8_m-dfM
This photo shows quite well the curved region of the trunk between the two tangents stringers (They are off with the clamps). While the rest of the hull is planked with 6mm plywood, to any area of 2 layers of 3mm plywood strips formverleimt werden.
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