Thanks to Ed's help, we now have all hull panels and rub rails dry-fit, waiting to be attached permanently!
She looks a mess at this point in the build process. But it comes with the territory; the mess is a good one.
A Chronicle of Creating, from Idea to Action in a modified Stevenson Weekender
Friday, October 27, 2017
Sunday, October 15, 2017
Feeling Hopeful
While I may be the prime "mover and shaker" on this project, and the one who's put in the most hours, I've not done it alone. Having Ed's help last week got us much closer to permanently attaching the hull sides.
That will mark a major milestone, providing a lot of hope that this boat will be getting wet soon.
[Thanks, Raena Bahnsen, for the photograph!]
Friday, October 6, 2017
Continuing Construction Progress
The work I have done recently runs down the center of the boat. From fore to aft: the bits were permanently installed, the main hatch rooftop structure is dry fit, the companionway boards and trim are completed, a structure for the upper gudgeon to hold the rudder at the correct angle was installed.
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