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G3 1436 mod
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Bow deck.
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I have the bow deck cut out. Notice the two pieces of lumber on the inside of each hatch, that are clamped in place. Because the hole on each side is a hatch, I needed a sturdy piece to mount hinges to. Screwing the hinge into the edge of a piece of plywood obviously would not last a while. So, my solution was to biscuit in a piece of quartersawn lumber at each hinge point. More on the biscuit process later. The thing with quartersawn lumber is that the grain is perfectly straight up and down in the board. Thus, when the screw is driven in, it is driven exactly 90 degrees through the wood grain, going through as many grain rings as possible. This provides the absolute maximum screw holding power a board contains.
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