: Any fillet larger than 1/4" radius is probably wasted epoxy and excess
: weight. I find a tongue depressor is about right for forming fillets. I
: would fillet the seams, round over the top of the reinforcing strip with a
: router or plane, then lay bias-cut 4-oz. glass over the whole thing.
I'm a relative novice on this subject, but I had heard Rogers' building 'book' was quite complete, his instructions highly detailed. That said, I'm surprised he'd recommend such a beefy fillet.
I've also read the first boat you build will generally be the heaviest - I'm hoping to cut the weight on my second by ten pounds! Congrats on being ahead of the curve. (the recommendations you've received sure sound spot on.)
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