June 17, 2002
Note that the pictures in this update represent a large time frame, as they were taken over time with a camera kept with the boat, and thus may overlap with other updates.
The wooden bottom was completed, and the aluminum skin was then attached. The seams between the sheets of aluminum were offset from the plywood sheet seams to increase structural integrity of the bottom. The aluminum was scarfed together, and held in place with glue and screws.
Mike Hanson began making new sponson frames off the mockup templates, which were completed.
Read MoreThe wooden bottom was completed, and the aluminum skin was then attached. The seams between the sheets of aluminum were offset from the plywood sheet seams to increase structural integrity of the bottom. The aluminum was scarfed together, and held in place with glue and screws.
Mike Hanson began making new sponson frames off the mockup templates, which were completed.
