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I've flipped the boat and am now working on the interior framing, blocking, etc. before interior painting and decking. I now would like some comments on blocking, please. I see where blocking is needed - chainplates, intermediate beam, decking joints, and carling - but I find no wood specification, size, specific location, how to secure the blocking [epoxy glued for example], or screws needed.

I am assuming:
1) epoxy gluing to the hull & sheer [for the chainplates & intermediate beam] with no screws or bolts is sufficient. Agree or have any suggestions?
2) epoxy gluing & screws to the #5 frame/cross member [for the carling] is sufficient. Agree or have any suggestions?
3) epoxy gluing & screws to the sheer & carling [for the decking joints] is sufficient. I think a bit of blocking beneath the but block might be helpful epoxy glued to the hull. Agree or have any suggestions?

Thanks.

Terry

You can find the dimensions and brief description in the directions sheet.