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Starting to work on the inside. You know what that means! Yep! More scraping and gap filling

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Brother John digs right in there

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Sanding the inside. I look good in a mask don't I?

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Checking out the smooooooth lines before the next stage.

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Rolling out the cloth for the fiberglass stage

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Pat lends a hand getting the cloth set up just right. We don't want any wrinkles!

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Joe and John applying the epoxy to the fiberglass. Hey guys, try to stay out of each others way!

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That's better. Work on opposite sides

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Attaching the inside gunnels with George. The wood has to be bent into place with clamps and then screws

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These screws will hold the gunnel in place. Can you count the number of clamps?

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I like this sander. It's heavy duty!

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Cara gets to work on finishing the seats.

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Here I'm taking a final measurement for the bow deck. It looks perfect!

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Now it's time to attack the outside gunnel. Don't worry about that little piece sticking out the front. It will be assimilated

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With the gunnels in place, there's just a few sanding touch ups.

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These seats were home spun and look great! This one is for the
stern.

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We brought Jeff and Tanya to see their new canoe just days befoe
their wedding. Needless to say they were very surprised. I promise to look after the canoe until they take delivery.

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Now I know how Donald Alexander Smith felt as the last spike( bolt
maybe is more precise) is driven into the yoke to complete the inside construction.