Kayak Build (Pygmy Arctic Tern)

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Pile of stitching wires. This took a long time. These will also be bent into a staple shape.
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Reinforcement plate cured
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Bevel deck edges. The deck and hull edges at the sheer need to be beveled or there will be a gap on the side of the boat.
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Bevel reinforcement plate edges.
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Beveled edge.
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Clamping in preparation for drilling. Both sides are clamped together so the holes are in the same position for stitching.
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Drilling stitching holes. I have created a jig with holes six inches a part. I will "walk" the jig down the board to create holes every six inches.
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Stitching holes.
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Stitching keel.
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Stitch.
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Installing temporary frame.
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Clamping bow.
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Stitched bow.
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Stitched bow.
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Stitched stern.
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Installing side panel.
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Installing side panel.
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Installing side panel.
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Side panels of bow.
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Installing side panels.