Boat Shelf - Prototype
Posted: Wed Sep 22, 2004 1:34 pm
We wanted to develop a simple set of plans for first time builders. Many first time builders don't want to fool around with a starter boat before building the one they really want.
So we came up with a set of Boat Bookshelves that can be built for around $100 that will give builders the needed experience to build a more complex design.
Besides...you need a place to store all your boat building supplies!
Plans will be available 1st week in October.
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I'll add moretext to these later.
Preliminary panels cut
Bottom brace for shelf (design is cut from 2 pieces of 1/4" ply). These 2 x 2s are overkill but they had them on sale.
Tracing the location lines.
Pilot drilling screw holes.
Applying epoxy to the contact area.
Applying glue to contact area.
Picture of first time stitching together. Took it apart and reassembled about 3 times before I was happy with the results. I relaxed the bend a little. Didn't care for how much I had to fight the panels.
So we came up with a set of Boat Bookshelves that can be built for around $100 that will give builders the needed experience to build a more complex design.
Besides...you need a place to store all your boat building supplies!
Plans will be available 1st week in October.
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I'll add moretext to these later.
Preliminary panels cut
Bottom brace for shelf (design is cut from 2 pieces of 1/4" ply). These 2 x 2s are overkill but they had them on sale.
Tracing the location lines.
Pilot drilling screw holes.
Applying epoxy to the contact area.
Applying glue to contact area.
Picture of first time stitching together. Took it apart and reassembled about 3 times before I was happy with the results. I relaxed the bend a little. Didn't care for how much I had to fight the panels.