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If you coat bare wood in the morning when it's cool the air inside the wood will expand as the temp increases causing the bubbles. Coating bare wood on falling temps will prevent the bubbles.

Nice scarfs. Good tight joints. They'll be strong.

Craig the boat looks fantastic. Glad you chose to stick it out.

Awesome job!

Well some folks that are regulars couldn't make it this year and it wasn't as big of a crowd as last year but everyone had a fantastic weekend. There were several new boats that had not been to the gathering including two Minuets and a crazy awesome v-drive (Thunderbolt?). It was a treat to see the ...

You really can't go wrong with a Malahini. It hits the sweet spot in a lot of ways.

Hitting the road early tomorrow. Bill, that's frustrating. I'm icing the beverages now. You're welcome to a cold one when I get there.

Isn't there a Glen-l trailer plan for this?

I used transfer paper and traced the patterns directly to the frame wood. There's lots of ways to do it.

We're bringing an electric griddle.

Yup, it takes a pretty sharp chisel after the fact. You're usually beat after finally screwing down the planking but it's worth it to crawl under there anyways and clean up. I know I've got a few runs that are just going to be permanent. Most are under the floor though.

I bought a canopy for the dock. Dad bought a new truck for the trip. Guess he's excited. I'm working the next four days then we are pedal to the metal.

Thanks for all you do behind the scenes, Neel! And the taco bar sounds awesome Matt and Heather.

That fits in there really nicely.

I'm thinking he probably doesn't need to glass the keel at all. The plywood is what needs glass. Solid wood you can just encapsulate with epoxy and paint.