Crosby Wianno Senior, Hull # 60 built in 1924
....And the continuing saga of the hull #60 rebuild... Who is NEXT???????



















laying Dynel on the decks

back where we started!

half way there

getting ready to turn the hull upright

Blasting a Senior and Junior iron ballast






We have made some progress on the Wianno Sr. #60. All the frames have been
replaces, the sawn floor timbers have been replaces; the sheer clamps have been
replaced and we are starting on the planking. It will launch this summer.


Cypress planking being hung.


A new keel for Wianno SR. #60

Dry fit...
Almost fit...
The new transom is shaped by pulling the bevels off the original.
The old transom is off. The edges of the planks are repaired where possible.
The clamps are removed from the new laminated transom.
The old transom is cut off using an air-powered hacksaw.
Supports are added to the inside of the hull to help in positioning the new
transom.
The
third layer is laminated onto the first two, using no fasteners.
The
first two of three mahogany laminations are bent and glued over a form.
Resawing
to bookmatch outer transom planks
First
two plys of African Mahogany laminated over a form
What
is left of the original iron drift pins

The
keel need attention!
Back
to keel
Ballast
and lower centerboard trunk
Iron
Ballast
Cutting
keel bolts
Cart
for ballast
Position
Cart
First
two plys of new mahogany transom glued up over original transom