Maybe the link below will work - forgot I was logged in at the time....

I may have to cut out the top part of the existing plywood masik to increase the overall height, but not before making a solid wood masik and fixing it in place to keep the frame from distorting when I cut part of the cross section away. I have ~2.5" difference between the front and back of the coaming, although the coaming floats at the back so it can be pushed down about another 1/2". Looking at some other 'ocean' cockpits like I will use, 2" difference is enough even with more shallow hulls, but I'm not flexible in the least. I guess I shouldn't get too worked up about it just yet, I need to try it out before I start making contingency plans...

: A very nice way of making a masik is to sandwich the plywood with 3/4 inch
: cedar. It appears that you already epoxied the form to the boat, but I can
: still be possible. Just trace out two peices from you pattern and glue
: them to the form.
: The flickr link it not working.
: Nice work...
: Scott