seen exactly what you are saying...just not sure how rigid you want to make the hull, some flex is needed...

Just don't screw it too much:
http://www.thehulltruth.com/attachme...1&d=1491783361

All the bulkheads I added etc to my 32 project I left a 3/8" plus or minus from the hull and glassed in on each side allowing a little flex. Not saying it's right but the way I was taught as well as just seeing how many old school bulkheads were installed. Makes sense to me.

Oh wow!!! Bad day for someone. Can u amagine?

I think i would be done boating after that...

Ok so i get that I should leave a gap on the sides and not glass the hell out of it so it can flex. Thanks to everyone for straitening me out, or i would have beded the sides too. ( which also makes me wonder if my stringer repair is TOO stiff ) Now on the top and bottom I was planning on glassing and bedding. Is that too much also? I have seen on many checkmates where the dash cracks from what i assumed was from the screws pulling out of the bulkhead, allowing the deck to flex and crack. Which Is why I was going to glass them in in the first place.

skip to 53 seconds

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mqNq3QSvFQ