Because of that slant, the interior trim angles won't line up. The sides to match the existing trim had to be at 90 degrees so to solve that problem
Use your x-ray vision here. I added a piece of 1x4 cedar, leaving the metal half inch longer to account for plywood wall. As will see later, should
This is view under bow. When I started, my major concern for this area was size to accommodate anchor and rope, not how it would effect the finished
Port side trim fit.
Because of that slant, the interior trim angles won't line up. The sides to match the existing trim had to be at 90 degrees so to solve that problem
Someone said, experience is knowledge gained too late. Well here it is.. By not leaving the fore deck a little longer, the anchor storage panel slan
Since I've had no experience with the boat in the water I tried to approximate it's plane in the water by lowering trailer. Gives me a better "eye" o
The object of this album is to address the various issues with the conversion of the bow area. What I discovered along they way and how to make thing
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Because of that slant, the interior trim angles won't line up. The sides to match the existing trim had to be at 90 degrees so to solve that problem

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