With three of the four V-berth closet door opening pieces fitted, now I know where the leading edge of the plywood panel needs to be. Time to cut the panel.
First, make a template of the V-berth head wall angle
I used a hot glue gun to hold sticks together so I can replicate the angle Mr. Good-but-slow built into the V-berth wall. Then I moved the template to the other side of the cabinet and capture the angles of the overhead attachment point and curvy V-berth walls.
Corner bracing holds the stick template’s shape
1/2″ mahogany plywood cut to the template shape
That’s one more sheet of plywood pulled from the stack! When the stack is gone, the project should be over!
Not bad!
Surprisingly nice fit to the curvy wall panel
Need to adjust a bit to close this gap
I’ll attach a 1 x 1 mahogany cleat along the back side as an attachment point
Next, I fitted the upper closet door opening piece
Need to cut miters on both pieces
Done!
Next I need to cut the framing for the back wall of the closet, then take it all apart and varnish everything in preparation for epoxying it all together.
Next up in our 1969 Chris Craft Roamer 46 Refit: Still More On the V-berth Closet
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Q, you’ve got yourself a very expensive Rubik’s Cube puzzle to solve. It’s nice that you can play the game with your eyes open! ;0)