This week we continue the work on the stringer replacements in the galley. If you recall from last week, we found that the stringers underneath the galley seating had rotted through. (See last weeks video here – https://youtu.be/pGoYLcjt1WE)
It was not all of the beams or even the length of them but was specifically where the beams went below the forward edge of the galley seat. Last week we identified the issue, removed the rotted stringers and devised and designed a plan for resolving the problem. This week we test several wooden joint options and install the new stringers in the boat.
This video will show how to plan, cut and install the new stringers. We go over how to shape the wood for the best fiberglass adherence and how to prepare the surface the install the new beams, supports and fiberglassing them into the existing part of the hull.
Fiberglass, Stringers, Rotted Stringer, Rotted Beam, Boat Repair, Boat Structure Repair, how to fix a rotted boat, How to fix a rotted boat floor, How to replace stringer, How to repair Stringer, How to fiberglass over wood, How to fiberglass, How to make fiberglass repair,
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Tools and supplies we use regularly can be found here:
- Jet Band Saw
- Sanding Tape 120 Grit – 1 inch wide
- Sanding Tape for Spindles (220 Grit)
- Small Sanding Cord for Spindles (150 Grit)
- Screwdriver with nut ends
- Pry Bar Set
- Oscillating Multi-tool (about $35)
- The Best small wood cutting blades
- Great “plunge cutter”
- ABSOLUTE Best metal cutting blade (for cutting bolts, etc.)
- Safety Glasses
- xActo Blade Knife
- Ryobi Variable Speed Jigsaw
Video equipment used is: Canon Vixia G40
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