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    The document provides instructions for building a Glousterman Ultralight Grand Banks Dory boat. Two sheets of plywood are joined together and pieces for the boat are cut out using a saber saw. The pieces are loosely stitched together with copper wire. Epoxy thickened with silica is applied along the seams on the inside and outside of the hull, followed by fiberglass tape to strengthen the joints. Rub rails are added and epoxied in place, completing the basic hull construction.

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    The document provides instructions for building a Glousterman Ultralight Grand Banks Dory boat. Two sheets of plywood are joined together and pieces for the boat are cut out using a saber saw. The pieces are loosely stitched together with copper wire. Epoxy thickened with silica is applied along the seams on the inside and outside of the hull, followed by fiberglass tape to strengthen the joints. Rub rails are added and epoxied in place, completing the basic hull construction.

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    Gloucesterman Ultralight Dory Plans 1/6

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    The document provides instructions for building a Glousterman Ultralight Grand Banks Dory boat. Two sheets of plywood are joined together and pieces for the boat are cut out using a saber saw. The pieces are loosely stitched together with copper wire. Epoxy thickened with silica is applied along the seams on the inside and outside of the hull, followed by fiberglass tape to strengthen the joints. Rub rails are added and epoxied in place, completing the basic hull construction.

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    R GlouConst

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    jucassabao
    The document provides instructions for building a Glousterman Ultralight Grand Banks Dory boat. Two sheets of plywood are joined together and pieces for the boat are cut out using a saber saw. The pieces are loosely stitched together with copper wire. Epoxy thickened with silica is applied along the seams on the inside and outside of the hull, followed by fiberglass tape to strengthen the joints. Rub rails are added and epoxied in place, completing the basic hull construction.

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    Photo Essay of How to Build a

    Glousterman
    Ultralight Grand Banks Dory

    Plans for this boat are available online at:

    http://www.spirainternational.com

    Building the Glousterman


    To begin, two sheets of 1/4 mahogany plywood are butt
    jointed together to make a single piece 15 1/2 feet long. All of
    the parts are laid out on this piece of ply and the pieces cut out
    with a saber saw:

    Once cut out, the


    pieces all look
    somehing like this:

    Holes are drilled along the edges


    of the panels and the hull is
    loosely stitched together using
    copper wire.

    The wire stitching is then


    tightened just until the
    edges of the panels
    cometogether to form the
    shape of the hull.

    A fillet of epoxy
    thichened with silica or
    microspheres is made
    along every seam of the
    inside of the hull. This
    is followed by a
    fiberglass tape to
    strengthen the joint.

    The same fillet


    and tape
    technique is
    applied to the
    exterior seams
    of the hull, then
    the hull
    saturated with
    epoxy inside
    and out.

    Rub rails are added to the hull and epoxied in place

    Ready to explore hidden coves

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