The seat/flotation tank supports are in and the interior is epoxy coated. Next is to add the tops. Need to cut the center and rear seat tops and scarf on the forward seat top ends. The seats tops are over sized and will be routed flush with the sides after installation.
To be continued.... headed out for a three week trip.

 The daggerboard slot is finished and the keel is installed.

Now to decide. Sand and paint before flipping to finish the interior?? Brass 1/2 round rub strip to be attached to the keel.

The dagger board case is installed. The interior is twice epoxy coated before assembly. Cutting the slot in the hull took a little extra courage. Will now flip the boat and clean up the slot and install the keel strip. In case you noticed the dagger board is slightly offset to not interfere with the keel.

 Installing the sides of the flotation tanks that become the seats.

They are shaped to fit then glued and glassed to the hull on both sides.

Beg and borrow as many clamps as possible, all types.

Back to the interior.

Bow flotation chamber and bow piece are installed. Tab for mast support is drilled to fit later.

Rear knees are installed as is the gunnel return. Screw holes filled with purpleheart plugs.  Just happened to have  enough for a few plugs.

And now moving on to the interior. This is the start of the framing for the flotation tank/seating for both sides.

1st epoxy coating applied. A good sanding when dry, a fill coat to fair out the taped seams, then a final coat before turning to complete the interior.

Exterior seams taped. Ready to fully epoxy the rest of the exterior. Gunnel planed and sanded to shape.

Can't have to many clamps.

It takes all the clamps you have and can borrow to glue up the gunnels.

While awaiting the epoxy delivery I've been cutting parts.

She has a swing up rudder and here you can see the interior parts with the blade in the down position.

This is what it will look like with the blade pulled up for beaching. The blade still needs to have its leading and trailing edges tapered and all parts epoxied before assembly.
The tiller will attach at the top and will laminated into a gentle arch.

My wife thinks I've gone over the edge but............... I couldn't resist another stitch n' glue project. This is a 11' sailing dink.
The hull pieces have been cut and the hull wired up.

and it's sitting on a mobile base that puts everything at a good working height.

The wires have pulled everything into a nice fair shape. Now to start filleting and taping all the interior seams. The wires will be removed during this process.