The Steam box

Friday, March 10. 2006

It is a rainy day but warm enough to use the steam box. The aqua colored pipe is fitted with covers at both ends and the white oak is heated to *200 degrees so that it can be bent without breaking. The wales are scarffed to make them long enough bow to stern.

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