Panga 22 Slow Cooker

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Stringers are in and laminated and I am trimming the bulkheads to fit. Starting to make a little progress.
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Really clean smooth work!
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Thanks Cape Man. Got all of the bulkheads fitted and tacked in place. Next step is to tape them all in with one layer of biax.
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Again, nice clean work. That's the way to do it!
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Bulkheads A and B with fiberglass alignment marks, wetted out, and fillets on ready to apply glass tape. First two bulkheads are taped in and done! Five more to go.
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Very neat work! Boat looks great!
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I copied this sign from a boat shop in Arizona and feel that it is so appropriate for every builder on this forum. Enjoy your sanding dust!
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Good looking work! I love the effiency of the Panga. Poachers from Mexico love them in the Gulf of Mexico. They wash up on the southern Texas coast often.
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All of the bulkheads are glassed in and I am preparing the cleats for installation. Really looking forward to getting the sole attached and have a flat walking surface.
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Yep getting a flat deck to walk on is one of the best days of boat building.
I am enjoying watching this one happen :D
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