hi,
I was reviewing my work to date against the instructions and available pictures and wanted to confirm how thick/wide/deep the vertical fillet inside the bow should be? the plans i got did not include any radius call outs for fillet tools, so I used pictures and other boats I'd seen as a guide and all is nice and sturdy. But then i saw a picture of a finished bow trim with what looks like a huge triangle of epoxy at the tip, and so I wondered if that was just a variation or whether I need to pack more epoxy in there. the fillet I did is a shy inch deep.
I need to put in more llet me know,
-Constance
@constance radke It sounds like your bow fillet will be just fine. From a structural standpoint, the bow fillet doesn't need to have much more epoxy than the frame/bulkhead fillets. We do normally recommend using a one inch wide filleting tool to squeeze it in with, but this extra epoxy is more about being able to withstand collisions. For normal use (assuming no collisions) it's really a little more than required.
thanks, I did use a 1" radius, but wasn't sure.
and thank you for the quick response, I appreciate it.
-C
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