1969 Chris Craft Roamer 46 Refit: Aft Stateroom Headliner Prep II

I’m cutting lots of little panels to fit between the overhead frames in the aft stateroom so the Whisper Walls headliner track will have something to attach to around the perimeter.

Time to use this 3/4″ okume plywood scrap

There’s always that question about whether or not to keep a plywood scrap. This particular one has been in my way for three years, but I’m glad I kept it.

That should be just enough

Some panels are square on both ends and easy to fit

Others are more complicated

The little rabbet I had to cut there was necessary to clear a screw head sticking out from the overhead frame.

Aluminum framing gets in the way, too

You can just see a corner of the aluminum frame that attaches the wooden overhead frame to the hull.

This one required a deep rabbet

Looking good!

Three down, seven to go

The corner is a bit challenging

There’s not much to attach to here.

There’s just enough of a lip on the board to the left

On the right side…it’s complex

That ought to do it

Not bad

Nice, tight joint

Halfway done

Next up in our 1969 Chris Craft Roamer 46 Refit: Aft Stateroom Headliner Prep III

One comment on “1969 Chris Craft Roamer 46 Refit: Aft Stateroom Headliner Prep II

  1. BOB Unick's avatar BOB Unick says:

    I’ve been reading your updates for over two years. I can’t wait to see it in the water.

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