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The "Stitch and Glue" method of boat construction is one of the most popular methods of plywood boat construction today. It allows for easy test fits, fast assembly, and simple fixes. I recently modified the Mini-Cup Sailboat plans, normally calling for assembly with wooden stringers, to stitch and glue.
I apologize for the lack of some crucial photos, as once the process is started and the gloves are on, the epoxy usually gets everywhere so I try to limit my camera's exposure to it.
I apologize for the lack of some crucial photos, as once the process is started and the gloves are on, the epoxy usually gets everywhere so I try to limit my camera's exposure to it.
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Tools:
Materials:
Most of these materials can be purchased at a marine supply store.
- Epoxy brush
- Sharp scissors
- Saw
- Drill
- Drillbits
- Latex gloves
- Plastic scraper
Materials:
- Epoxy resin (marine-grade)
- Zip/cable/wire-ties
- Fiberglass tape (11.1 Oz best for structural, bi-directional not necessary)
Most of these materials can be purchased at a marine supply store.
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