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October 2005 Build Photos.
Build hours for October: 84
30-Oct-05
October 30.
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Light weight fiberglass taped into postion on transon. |
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Epoxy going on. |
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Done. |
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October 29.
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Centerline fiberglass tape. |
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At the bow |
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Bottom covered with epoxy. |
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Almost painted myself in a corner. |
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Starting down the port side. |
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All covered. |
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Used about 1.75 liters of mixed epoxy to cover the hull. |
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It uses the same base as what I have been using, but uses a different catalyst. |
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This makes a thinner more penetrating epoxy. It also cures faster. |
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October 28.
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Piles of sanding dust. |
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October 27.
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Hull with the final fairing on. |
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October 24.
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Fore and aft cradles. |
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Just needs to be sealed and carpeted. |
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On the hull. |
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October 17.
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Cutting a forward one, aft cut and stacked on boat. |
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Fore and aft cradles glued up and clamped. |
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October 16.
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Port side trimed. |
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The wood shavings from the bow cap. |
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The bow cap faired to final shape. |
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Looking "up" |
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Also took the opportunity to move the boat out. |
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Got the floor swept clean. |
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October 15.
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Starboard side trimed. |
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October 13.
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The forward leg. When the leg is not on the scale, it is on a piece of wood the same thickness as the scale. |
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185 lbs |
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Aft starboard corner. |
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163 lbs. |
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Aft port corner. |
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213 lbs. |
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October 12.
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The rough cut bow capping, covered with thickened epoxy. |
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It's African Mahogany. |
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Fitted to the boat. |
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The brace is to hold it in place. |
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October 11.
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Sanded smooth. |
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And after fairing compound. |
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Outside! |
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Not far, but out. |
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The last area needing a 2nd fairing. |
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October 10.
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Starboard side areas of disbond. |
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Close up of one the spots. New piece fitted and glued & screwed. |
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Other spot. |
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And the port side. |
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Close up. |
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The clamps on the bow skin. |
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October 06.
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Marked off in grids and marked up. |
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Working on the area just below the sander. |
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Aft quarter faired. |
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October 04.
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Looking down at the bow. |
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Lots of sawdust. |
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All cleaned up. |
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More fairing compound. |
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Yes, this time I'm really working. |
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October 03.
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Jeremy filling screw holes. |
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This one's for you, Beth! |
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Starboard side filled. Jeremy filling on the port side. |
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Port aft quarter. |
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Port bow. |
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Bow. |
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Me, trying to look like I'm working. |
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But I'm really not. |
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From the street. |
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