Matt, just started, the cockpit frame is going together well. In regards to the two frames that are postioned fore & aft.., about the size of dinner platters, those are temporary correct?
The vertical tankwell support, does it span the the rear mid-deck crossmember and the sole? or just under the tankwell? MK
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Yes those will be removed before final assembly. You could use them for backing plates for any though-hull holes you might want to drill for pad eyes or rod holders.Mullet_Key wrote:Matt, just started, the cockpit frame is going together well. In regards to the two frames that are postioned fore & aft.., about the size of dinner platters, those are temporary correct?
I drew it up so you could trim it to just support/span the tankwell. You trim it after the main hull is assembled.Mullet_Key wrote:The vertical tankwell support, does it span the the rear mid-deck crossmember and the sole? or just under the tankwell? MK
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