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I did, in response to a post I saw here, attempt to upload them to the gallery before I contacted Reid. I frequently upload photos using methods similar to those used here with no issue.

Reid spent a whole bunch of time on this yesterday and was not able to get the photos loaded. I am hoping Jaysen sees this thread and offers to upload for you. He seems to have a method that always works!!! Jeff

This thread is "broken"... Give me a few more minutes...

ok... uploaded to my gallery then used BBCODE image tag and key from gallery to include

Bow stitch inside


Bow


Lengthwise


Rear interior

and for the record, I'm not able to get my alaska picture to upload. bah

Jaysen, thank you very much!!! Please get those Alaska photos uploaded when possible!! Thank you again, Jeff

It was the gallery that I was not able to upload. Guess I'll give it another try.

Also, we just got back from Alaska last month.Had a great time, look forward to your photos.

Probably been noted here before but while sanding the inside corners of fillets this morning, I knew I needed a better way. A Dremel tool with flex shaft and one of the 5/8" drum sleeves makes neat and quick work of this job. And the sleeve proved to be long lasting.

Welcome foto, thats a fun boat to build my son and I built one. We just remodeled it for an outboard. Looks like your making good progress.

If you don’t have one I would definitely recommend purchasing a vibe saw it will be your best friend.

Also I found that during assembly small tack welds with thickened epoxy work great then I came back all wet on wet no need for sanding fillets. It’s a very easy process.

All wet on wet no sanding