Today I turned over the hull to start with the inside. First time I see the shape of the canoe. Wonderful lines. I use a modified triangular scraper to remove glue and edges from the hull.
The scraper have rounded shape and shaves almost like a plane. Whole inside is made in less then 2 hours. After shaveing I make a final touch with the sanding block.
Hull weight is now 7,8 kg (17 lbs) The inside glasfiber layer and epoxy will add about 1,9 kg (4lbs) which is perfectly OK.
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Wonderful lines
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Hull set up for shaveing |
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Shaveing with a razor sharp scraper |
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A lot of nice shaveings |
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Inside ready for epoxy precoat |