What's that old saying? "You can't rush perfection!" :-)
Was just reflecting on where I was this time last year.
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Middle of Aug 2015 still prepping for glass on sides & bottom panels |
It was a marathon run for me this time last year. There were two complete layers of glass to go on the entire inside of the boat. I was covering about a quarter of it a day in a layer of glass.
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Huge panel ready for epoxy, approx. 12-14 sq yds. |
Pushed my way through it and got it done. Wasn't easy for a fat ole' man working on his own in the oppressive heat! *sigh* Just don't have the 'Zippity Do Da' in my Do Da Day anymore! *lol*
So here we are a year later. I've got three bulkheads, well almost all of three, glued and taped into the hull.
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Frame C prepping for install. |
I sometimes suffer from brainfarts and forget what it is I'm doing. This happened on Frame C. I forgot all about the 'Baseline' which governs all alignments of the bulkheads within the hull.
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I won't forget that concept anytime soon! |
I get asked, a lot, when the boat will be done. That's a good question. A rough guestimate will be three summers from now. It likely won't be totally finished, which I'm really bad at finishing things, but it will likely be functional. This is a really big project for one guy which my buddy Matt in Australia can attest. He's doing a
total rebuild/redesign on a boat as well. I will eventually get it done though.
All in good time.
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