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| We put epoxy on the inwales. |
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| After we spread the glue, we began to clamp the blocks for the inwales onto the skiff. |
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| Now we're scraping up the excess glue that squeezed out from the clamping. |
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| Next, we used a jointer plane to even out the inwales with the planks of the skiff. |
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| Then we started rasping the frames so the last piece of the inwales would fit. |
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| We used a jigsaw to rough out custom sanding blocks for the breasthooks. These will be used to sand the curves in the breasthooks. |
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| After we roughed them out with the jigsaw we used a band saw to cut to the line. |
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| IN ACTION!! After creating custom made sanding blocks, we used them to sand the curve in the breasthook. |
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| At the bow, we glued plugs in to cover the screws. |
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| FINALLY!! We glued in the last part of the inwales into the boat. |
