Assembling the Hull Panels on a Stitch and Glue Kayak - Petrel Play SG Build - E4.1

Bill and I put the hull panels together on the Petrel Play SG kayak design from a kit by Chesapeake Light Craft (CLCBoats.com) bit.ly/3uRnqzA.
In this series we will take you through a step-by-step process of converting a pile of wood bits in to a beautiful, functional kayak
Petrel Play SG Plans: guillemot-kayaks.com/catalog/...
Petrel Play SG Kit at @CLCBoats1 : bit.ly/46LoS3O
The Mohawk Stain used is available at CLCBoats.com: bit.ly/3Nfu9d0
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0:00 Paddling the Petrel Sport
0:20 Introduction
0:40 Identifying Parts
4:14 Fitting the Bottom Puzzle Joints
5:39 Using CyanoAcrylate (CA) Glue
7:26 Spot Welding Puzzle Joints
17:55 Assembling Side Panels
23:05 Discussion
24:17 Outro
27:10 Next Episode Preview

[@tylerletourneau3785]

Id gladly watch a 1.5 hour video of this. I’d sit easily for a couple hours and watch

[@mikeisland7382]

It's like Christmas came early.

[@luigibussoleni8137]

I could watch your videos for a whole day, you are doing a great job. Thank you

[@douglasreeve3591]

👍 Lookin good.

[@1a1u0g9t4s2u]

Been following your channel for some time now. Really enjoy watching this series. Keep up the great work. Thanks for sharing.

[@NickSchade]

Awesome, thank you!

[@allansalzman1072]

Why not use a thinner CA glue which would really wick into the joint?

[@NickSchade]

That may work, but some CA glue is so thin it does not bridge any gap, and it can run straight through and make a drip on the other side.