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The 7.5" thin kerf are much thinner than the 10" thin kerf blades. I have both and use both. Typically you aren't cutting very thick...

Good grief! Prefacing that with "measure twice, cut once", I was expecting to read that you'd forgotten that advice and cut it too...

Got one of the inner gunnels glued on tonight. Was going to do both inners, but not enough clamps.

Good grief! Prefacing that with "measure twice, cut once", I was expecting to read that you'd forgotten that advice and cut it too...

Measure twice, cut once. I put a level across the top and measured everything out height wise for the seat. After calculating it out...

Measure twice, cut once. I put a level across the top and measured everything out height wise for the seat. After calculating it out...

Got one of the inner gunnels glued on tonight. Was going to do both inners, but not enough clamps.

Got one of the inner gunnels glued on tonight. Was going to do both inners, but not enough clamps.

Measure twice, cut once. I put a level across the top and measured everything out height wise for the seat. After calculating it out...

Snowshoe day trip in cuyahoga valley national park with my wife, father in law and Abby just before a snow squall hit yesterday...

Got one of the inner gunnels glued on tonight. Was going to do both inners, but not enough clamps.

Measure twice, cut once. I put a level across the top and measured everything out height wise for the seat. After calculating it out...

So it's gunnel time in the shop, I had to go back and review the earlier posts on cutting the gunnels, to make sure I didn't miss...

Measure twice, cut once. I put a level across the top and measured everything out height wise for the seat. After calculating it out...

Got one of the inner gunnels glued on tonight. Was going to do both inners, but not enough clamps.