Acorn to Arabella - Journey of a Wooden Boat - Episode 15: Casting The Ballast Keel Mold
We’ve started showing you the process to build the lead keel. In one of the previous videos we showed the plug being made, now we get into the structure we built to hold that male plug, pour concrete in it and remove it to reveal a female mold which the lead will then be poured into.
Also, we will be heading up to Bucksport, ME for the International Maritime Film Festival. You all should come and see some great films along with our own. http://www.maritimefilmfestival.com/index.php
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