: One of the easiest ways to raise the deck on any stripper is to
: trace the top edge of the deck forms you desire and cut out
: pieces of the shape about 3 inches deep. They would be the top
: of the forms all the way to the shear where they travel
: downward. You would screw these into the forms raising the
: height to your liking. You have to get an even flow by placing a
: strip on there and adjust them with a clamp so you get fairness.
: It goes really easy since it's the deck and a constant angle -
: unlike the side of a boat where it has to go out and back in.

: I did it myself on a boat I built for someone. Other than cutting
: out the plywood pieces, I used spring clamps and got it all fair
: in 20 minutes using a strip as a guide and just screwed them in.

Jay,

I like the way you did it as it allows for some experimentation prior to committing to the final position of the forms. Now, why didn't I think of that?? Another reason why this forum is such a great place.....

Bob