Templating for the next hull chine plates

Today was more hull plating, filleting and glueing and we also made a template for the next chine to get the most economical use of the 10mm plywood sheets

 Planking continues but rain interrupts play

Today planking for the aft hull sections was cut, but then it started raining which means that we could not epoxy pre-wet the hull panels and then glue them on , as pre wetting with unthickened epoxy  has to be done outside on sawhorses as there is just not enough space inside the shop - what was reassuring is that the panels are interchangeable port to starboard

here are some updated pictures of the inside filleting

I am going to use a spirit level to check the bevels on the hull bottom stringers on both
sides are at equal distance from the strongback -
therefore the hull bottom should be flat port to starboard 

hull plating is screwed on with 4x25mm stainless screws as well as bonded with epoxy thickened with 403, 404 and fumed silica

the progressive bevel from bulkheads D to E (it looks like there is a bump but thats an illusion) it  has a changing shape the whole length of the hullside that I cannot see could be achieved with a power plane, for me a hand plane is an indispensable tool for boatbuilding

 and... Planking has started!