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| The upper and lower side panels stand from the bottom panel of a boat. The lower side panels are mostly under the water and have a wide angle to prevent rolling. The upper side panels are nearly perpendicular to the bottom panel. They are the broadside, or gunwale of the boat. |
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The angle of the lower side panels of hobikisen is wide in order to prevent the boat from rolling by wind and to move the boat sideways. |
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A wood pattern is used to mount the lower side panels on the bottom panel.
This is also used in the same manner for joining the upper and lower side panels. |
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The angle of the lower side panels against the bottom panel is determined with this pattern. |
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