Diablo trailer plans

> "AFTER" in the boating use of the English language means "more in the
> aft direction" or towards the stern.

Thank you Peter, I would never figure this myself.

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Do you think it would be OK to finish Diablo s bottom first (included
painting and all) and then turn it over a continue with the interior?

Do you have any plans or design for a home-made trailer for Diablo?

Thanks in advance for your help. Regards, Máximo.

> molds lie on the AFTER sides of marks"...

"AFTER" in the boating use of the English language means "more in the
aft direction" or towards the stern.

The usual thing in boatbuilding is that frames are put on the side of
the nominal location that is more toward the end of the boat. That is
because the frame can be made to the nominal dimension and then the
bevel can be cut. Since the frame will be on the side of the line
that is smaller, the bevel has to be cut away rather than added on.
This is a lesser issue in a taped seam boat with ply web frames since
the difference is a fraction of an inch, rather than a couple of
inches as might be in conventionally framed boat with thick, natural
wood frames.

The reason for making the note on the plans may be that a frame in
the forward part of the boat was to go aft of the nominal location,
contrary to usual practice.

Peter

Hello. When he says "side panels for frame mold locations, noting that frame
molds lie on the AFTER sides of marks"...

¿This means "from the after sides to the bow" or "from the after sides to
the transom"? Thanks in advance for your help. Regards, Máximo.