Acorn to Arabella - Journey of a Wooden Boat - Episode 18b: Bow and Stern Timbers (Part 2)
In our last installment we started laminating some of the bow and stern timbers. The forefoot was one piece that ended up being a little trickier and we wanted to dedicate an entire video to it. We decided to steam and bend three of the laminations for this piece, which was pretty cool. See how we do that and why in this video.
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