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
Need to use your imagination here. Used scrape molding held together by a hot glue gun to form template. Cut inch or so larger, then scribe to wall
Starboard side trim fit. Notice holes in the salvaged metal. Someone had mounted pole holders and canopy hardware on them.
X-ray vision again here. This is how it's attached to deck and other is for interior shelf support. Note, had to have enough bow deck to attach 2x2.
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
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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

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