together with that each beam will sit against the curve of the gunwales this sounds like the
job for a new jig.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEihRJK4uFyaN-9xSwMQCY_yBAaGYvz9yzYJawZE-DmoUQZbmoS6QJljp1YUni2W0QtC_j1YRIRmcthJ0c0cjEsLF-_7CHt06rl0RwUsnmfgStKrQcQwgFVbXboxUV8bhUnkbRC4C1ayMqM/s400/drill1.jpg)
This jig keeps the holes 1cm down from the edge and the holes at 17º.
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This is what is left to clean up after drilling with jig.
Then theres a bit of chiselling to clean up and square the joint
and finished off with a file heres our first deck mortise.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjDHJIviCchrwqaV9fWz6mp9XEjzV-6FO51aB2BgGZ7ncGVPX_oJ6u7SwUNEfM0_wIalWu5QgywpHJUQCWIr_U7doeX60-0JEIiIJ_EsOjMmt9rHRTR6AGFGNucCLUk18esXlQK-hn66Hc/s400/drill2.jpg)
One down 21 to go :)
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