So left off yesterday working on the stringers. Here's what I have in mind for the splice/joint.
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Main joint in stringers routed out for butt block |
You can see above I've routed out a good bit of material (10") for the overlapping butt block that'll get inset into the joint.
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The two sections of stringer to be joined together |
Because this appears to be the main splice just aft of the engine beds & where the sub bulkhead will go for the Python Drive I made the splice extra large.
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Test fitting a piece of 1/2" ply to illustrate the joint |
And again from the side.
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Side view of the joint |
In the above pic the bottom layer of wood is just a 2X8 the stringers are resting on. The void would get a butt splice same as above. I hope that illustrates it well enough. It'll all get glued & glassed once in the boat.
Port side is done. I'll do the starboard side on the weekend then tuck them away. Fiberglass supplies will be in tomorrow so I can get back to that wonderful job!
Standby...
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