My older daughter (still in pajamas) gets first crack, hence the long face on the younger daughter.



It seems like a nice day today to try it out on the water for the first time.


Today I was home from work so the floor was constructed of 1/2" sanded pine plywood (about 7/16" actual thickness) and some angle aluminum and is ready to install. I also need to build a coaming and apply a finish to at least the cockpit area (do I need to apply a finish to the entire frame since I coated the whole thing in epoxy?) before I move to skinning.
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