Day ~26-27

The stringers were glued and screwed to the bottom. I had to use a 7-gallon plaster container to hold the bend ahead of me. This job got easier as a went, I had a lot of trouble at first since the stringer almost imediatly snaped (if you can afford it, use something easier to bend dry than pine, actually, I found a cheap supply of 1x spruce, but too late in the game.

I have been using Bondo's fiberglass resin as glue, purchased for 23.97 at the Home Depot. In another note, I didn't ad enough hardener when I glued the keel and it was stick for two weeks.

It looks like some boat kit

A view outside my garage at night with the nightscope option turned 'on' on my video camera which I take these stills from. The car that is in the forground left is for sale! thats right FOR SALE, YOU COULD OWN THIS POWERFUL 1988 BUICK CENTURY LIMITED SEDAN.

I cut the mast collar and the plywood for the rudder (where it's mounted).