Seats laid out and ready to be joined. I am going for a gap of just over 25 cm between front and back as I have ordered 5cm thick webbing. This will allow 5 lengths left to right.
Cutting seat hangers, not fun, I ended up messing up a few of these.
Marking out where the seats will go on the inside of the canoe
This is one of the seat frames that I smashed. I didn't listen to the little voice that was telling me to cut down in more than one spot before going at it with a chisel. Luckily I had just enough of cuts to make another, but only enough for one. So it was a bit tense
chisel the rest of the joints.
All done and
epoxied together (
Faithful clamps once again employed)
Seats laid out and ready to be joined. I am going for a gap of just over 25 cm between front and back as I have ordered 5cm thick webbing. This will allow 5 lengths left to right.
Cutting seat hangers, not fun, I ended up messing up a few of these.
Marking out where the seats will go on the inside of the canoe
This is one of the seat frames that I smashed. I didn't listen to the little voice that was telling me to cut down in more than one spot before going at it with a chisel. Luckily I had just enough of cuts to make another, but only enough for one. So it was a bit tense chisel the rest of the joints.
All done and epoxied together (Faithful clamps once again employed) 
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