August 4, 2011
I'm coming down the final stretch in boatbuilding. Today I put the first coat of varnish on the daggerboard, boom, mast, tiller extension, and rudder. I have several coats to go, but I should have the dory ready to sail in another week. Of course, I still need to figure out all the directions to install the bags of hardware that is in the box.
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The rudder has its first coat of varnish
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Varnishing the tiller extension, boom and mast is a little tricky because one side is in contact with the plastic. |
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It doesn't look a lot different but now the daggerboard has its first coat of varnish over the epoxy.
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