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1	Shannon 39 2007 Built for Ken Lubin Construction details and Lay up Schedule
2	All fiberglass and core material is measured, pre cut, and sorted according to lay-up schedule
3	Hull - List of materials and lay-up schedule
4	Deck - List of materials and lay-up schedule
5	Deck Mold, ready for gelcoat
6	Deck Mold, Cockpit section
7	Deck Mold, Mid section
8	Deck Mold, Entire deck before release
9	Deck Mold, Bow Section
10	Deck Mold Trimming of deck just before mold release.
11	Deck, Aft section after release
12	Deck Cockpit section after release
13	Deck Entire deck after release
14	Trimming of deck just before mold release.
15	Hull Mold ready for lay-up
16	Hull First day of Lay-up
17	Glass shop manager with sample of core material
18	Hull Hull after release from mold
19	Hull Hull moved to carpentry shop
20	Hull After section as carpentry work begins.
21	Hull Mid section as carpentry work begins.
22	Hull Forward section as carpentry work begins.
23	Hull Forward section in December
24	Hull Forward section in January
25	Hull Forward section in February
26	Hull Forward section in February
27	Hull Forward section in March
28	Hull Forward section in April
29	Hull Keel Layup The keel is an integral part, and is molded to the hull. The keel supporting structure (skin, there are no keel bolts used) is comprised of twenty four layers of 2408 inter woven to the structure of the hull during hull lay-up. See arrows at right to note termination of keel weave.
30	Keel Lead ballast pieces