92. FINALLY SOME DIY [Companionway Stairs Project Pt. 1] Learning the Lines - DIY Sailing
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Join Jordan and Randi of Learning the Lines as they document their 2026 North Atlantic shakedown and trimaran restoration in Nova Scotia.
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We’re back to working on Freebie, but we’ve got to be a little creative and choose our projects wisely because until the construction of the home she’s docked behind is finished, we have limited access. We chose to work on the new companionway stairs because most of the work can be done at our apartment away from the boat.
We’re keeping things simple with this build. We’re starting with piece of marine plywood and fiberglassing that. That board will be faired and painted white and attached to it we’ll install teak and white oak steps. We’re still debating if the supports for the steps should be glassed into the backing board. I’m leaning towards yes at the moment, but we’ll see.
Let us know what you think of the project in the comments down below, and be sure to offer up any suggestions for us on how to move forward! We appreciate the help!
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