The Construction Process
Made Simple

The top edge of the hull is called the “sheer”. This edge is cut off and smoothed and the “sheer clamp” is built. The “sheer clamp” consists of a thick piece of mahogany that goes all around the edge of the “sheer” making a ledge for the deck to sit.

The “bulkheads” (inside walls) are built
by making patterns from thin cedar strips
and hot glue. From these patterns, the “bulkheads” are cut out of epoxy coated
marine plywood and bonded to the hull.