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This is my insulated epoxy garage. it gets cold up here in the Michigan so this helps things flow better. I'm using
105 epoxy, 205 hardner, and 404 high density and 410 microlight fillers for most of the project.
Stringers and starboard side already glued in place, the port side clamped and glued.
A look from the stern, did I mention the boat gets built upside down until the bottom is on?
The starboard side being layed up. You'll probably noticed how many clamps and how much tape is involved in this
part of the build.
Finally, the boat is off the jig and right side up. The bow is starting to take it's shape, the inside is ready
to be coated with epoxy, and fillets are going to be added for extra strength. Fiberglass will be added also in the engine
and radio compartments since there are no stringers in these areas.
Next up, pool noodles are added in the bow, the deck tabs are in place. and some supports have been added to the
side deck to help when being launched with one hand. The side supports are not part of the kit.
Finally found some time to build a boat stand.
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