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Nice article, but you left out what is by far the hardest part, which is shaping the box to the camber of the deck.
Yes, but I will be including that in a future article on fitting all the projects to the boat. I need to be back at the boat to show the details and it is till snowing here!
I like that you used red cedar. I built a cockpit grating from red cedar 15 years ago. Many underestimate just how rot-resistant it is, with excellent economy, availability, and light weight.