I got some work done on No.29 this morning.
I had done some calculations to determine the position of the mast tracks - and even after that I made a last minute adjustment (more forward). Measured multiple times -
before cutting.
Getting the trak slots cut out of a narrow tailed board is not easy - shims, cantilevers and lots of measuring.
But you gotta cut sometime -
And these came out perfect! For reference, these are centered to bias the asymmetry (the middle of the stringers was where the templates were centered - I adjusted over to the starboard side by just over a centimeter).
And after that work I rearranged the garage and disposed of a bunch of things that weren't needed (like over 3 garbage bags of stuff). Finally - before running errands with La, I added a seal/fill coat to the top deck - this is to try and avoid air bubbles in the fabric under the laminates.
When I get home from the grocery run, I'll seal/fill the bottom deck and get the track boxes epoxied in.
This is the view from the top - the Regular Foot Asymmetric Prone Foil board is coming along nicely.
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