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snevetspj: Positioning the Gunwales, which were pre-mortised by Brian
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snevetspj: Amazing how the end cuts in the gunwales form the curves of the boat
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snevetspj: Getting to know each other
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snevetspj: Early stages of construction. Graham Photo
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snevetspj: Candace cutting and positioning the green Oregon white oak ribs milled by Brian
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snevetspj: Brian demonstrating the steam chest
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snevetspj: Tor contemplates his ribs
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snevetspj: Brain demonstrating the rib bending and insertion into the gunwales
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snevetspj: Amazing transformation from straight pieces of oak
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snevetspj: Now it is our turn, one at a time, on Day 2
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snevetspj: Candace and Patrick awaiting their turn
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snevetspj: will this really float? Graham Photo
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snevetspj: Candace's boat - Brian bending the difficult forward ribs
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snevetspj: Almost like wet noodles
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snevetspj: Candace gets to try her hand
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snevetspj: Beautiful day (the only one during the class)
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snevetspj: She is a strong woman!!
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snevetspj: Smile for the camera, but don't delay
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snevetspj: Overbending to get the correct final shape
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snevetspj: Looks like some sort of forensic skeletal examination
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snevetspj: Graham gives it a go
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snevetspj: This is my baby
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snevetspj: Thoughtful approach
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snevetspj: Brian fine tunes
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snevetspj: Listen rib, I AM the boss of you
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snevetspj: Tim observes
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snevetspj: This is how you check the alignment
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snevetspj: Marcel performs the all-important steam-chest loading job
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snevetspj: Bending the front rib
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snevetspj: Tor ribs his boat