Y.A.T - Yet Another Trinado
A Tornado based trimaran project


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2 x 3mm plywood strips are glued together to form the shape of the hull











The plywood laminate is then glued to the outside bulkhead jig.














Time to turn the hull























Sören giving a helping hand









Flipped over









As the hull is not yet laminated on the inside, I need to add some stiffness before removing the inside jig.
A triangular shaped wooden piece is mounted to the gunwale - to add some stiffness to the hull.









The triangular piece glued to gunwale on both sides.



The triangular wooden piece extended to the stern.








Time to add some stiffness to the stern, by a sandwich transition to single skin laminate.











Removing the foam with a oscillating carving machine.








All foam removed.







 





3 layers of 300g roving strips laminated.












Time to remove the inside jig and battens.












As the foam was previous held to the battens with staples - they are now removed. Pulled out with a pair of pliers.
The holes are then filled with epoxi puddy.


 






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Inside jig removed.














Next: Laminating inside of hull