Joint
Roscoe, I'll be using a lap joint, one half inch on either side. I'll glue it and screw it every three inches or so. Then I will epoxy over the joint with cloth. This bulkhead is also bolted to the inner liner below the chainplate. There are also four bolts at the bottom of the bulkhead near the shower pan. The joint is positioned so that one of those four bolts will go through the larger(outboard) piece of the bulkhead. I will have more detailed pictures of the bolts when I go back to put in the real pieces.
John
Roscoe, I'll be using a lap joint, one half inch on either side. I'll glue it and screw it every three inches or so. Then I will epoxy over the joint with cloth. This bulkhead is also bolted to the inner liner below the chainplate. There are also four bolts at the bottom of the bulkhead near the shower pan. The joint is positioned so that one of those four bolts will go through the larger(outboard) piece of the bulkhead. I will have more detailed pictures of the bolts when I go back to put in the real pieces.
John