this posting is the details for the transom.� james accidentally said trammel at the beginning, but no worries, we are well aware of the difference.� the reason why we go into such depth when we are creating are lofting drawing is because it can greatly increase the speed of building the craft.� we are able to essentially completely prefabricate the transom and the stem sections and then fit them in perfectly as opposed to trying to fit it and then having to go back and remove a mm here are there.�
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[this is good] HAHA my bad, transom not trammel!
Posted by: maoriboi | 08/25/2010 at 11:21 AM