Cut out the Plywood Pieces. Remember to bring a metric ruler
with you if you plan to cut the wood at the lumber store. |
I am laying down the wood on the garage floor to see how the
pieces line up. |
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Exterior fir wood plywood. |
Before making the canoe created a small cardboard model of the
canoe. |
I am using clamps and chalk line to cut the plywood. |
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Essential
tools needed include Chalk line, $1 Home Depot Clamps, Tape
measure metric/inches.
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The bottom of the canoe. You can see the pencil lines used to
mark the border. |
Bottom Plywood piece. |
Using a handsaw to cut the pieces. I do not have sawhorses so a
bookcase will do for now. |
The Plymobile is 3D now. Using duct tape to keep the seams
together. Will try wire or ties next time. |
First epoxy coating for the interior. |
Picture of the Butt Joints |
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Duct Tape to hold the Plymobile together. |
Batten, Duct tape |
Wood Flour fillets. This was pretty messy and difficult. |
A messy interior with the wood flour fillets. |
Covering the seams of the boat with wood flour. |
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Flipping the boat over. |
