Clamping the stems
Clamping and truing the stems is one of the trickiest parts of assembling a QuickLap hull. If you take your time and make sure that everything is lined up correctly at the end of each step you shouldn't have any problems. An extra pair of hands is also helpful for this part, but it's not necessary. Read over the rest of the section on clamping the stems before you start assembling them

Starting at either end, slowly pull the two hull halves together until the ends of the top planks are touching. Holding a small spring clamp in one hand, pinch the two plank ends together with the other hand. Line up the planks so that their bottom edges are even and clamp them together with the spring clamp. Put the clamp near the top edge of the plank; don't worry about the gains at the moment; they will be clamped in the next step.