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Fig. 5: The longitudinals notch into the solid wood of FRAME #1, but do not
extend through the plywood. |
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Fig. 6: The aft end of the runner assembly after fairing. The faired lines
are smooth and true, and the landing from FRAME #1 to the longitudinals is on
the same plane. |
 Fig. 7: The bottom and side planking will meet in a butt joint
in the area forward of FRAME #3. From the bevel filed in the chine at FRAME #3,
draw a line to the approximate center of the member as it hits the STEM #7. The
area above the line is to be faired for the bottom planking, while that below
provides landing for the side planking. |
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Fig. 8: The principle of fairing is similar in all areas. A length of wood
is used, sprung over the area to be faired to indicate the amount of material
that will need to be removed. |