3881Hrs – Filleting & Filling
I really knuckled down today, the sooner I get this cabin finished the better. My sloppy epoxy work has undoubtably given me more to do at this stage but it is what it is. I’m using...
I really knuckled down today, the sooner I get this cabin finished the better. My sloppy epoxy work has undoubtably given me more to do at this stage but it is what it is. I’m using...
I’ve put in two six hour work sessions over the last couple of days and I’m pleased to say that I’ve now got both hulls second filled. Thanks to Chuck for the tip about lighting the...
A chilly (2 degrees above freezing) start to the day today and wet with it, I’m glad I got the paint on yesterday. My work session today centred around the crossbeams. I removed the temporary screws...
I got all the beam troughs tidied up today and also took care of the rudder mounts. I know that I could go over the huls and find other places that need a bit of attention...
Six hours of sanding today and I have knocked back the decks, cabin tops and two thirds of one side of the port hull. My arms and back were complaining by the end of it and...
Boy am I glad to see the back of that job! A quick tot up today showed that I’ve mixed 60 pots of filler for this first fill stage. That’s 129 grams of resin with hardener, 1gram of...
I didn’t hit my target of finishing the first fill on the starboard hull today. I gave it a good go with a solid 7 hour session but a) I was knackered b) the weather turned dark damp...
Well I ground away for another 5 hours today and managed to get the port hull first fill completed. I’ve been occupying my mind whilst doing it with thoughts of paint colours and how good the...
Five hours today, mixing and spreading, mixing and spreading, mixin………………………….
This is going to get a little monotonous I’m afraid. Today I’ve mainly been ……… filling. I wasn’t able to properly evaluate the results of yesterdays screeding trowel vs notched spatula trial because last nights cold...