So I'm just getting setup in the boat shed early this morning when I see Jr go shooting off across the back yard and next thing you know it he's on top of the boat shed.
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| The birds go crazy when he's around and he chases them up there! |
So now he's truly stuck. Can't figure out how to get down. I put the extension ladder up on the far side and he takes off to the other side.
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| Yeah, I'm stuck. So what? |
The boy is definitely not the brightest crayon in the box. *sigh* I managed to get him down via the step ladder from the leanto.
Anyhow, I got the starboard F/W tank bed glued & taped.
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| Starboard side F/W tank bed glued & taped into position. |
I'll finish that up tomorrow.
While I was waiting for the fillets to firm up I started on making chocks for the tanks.
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| First chock gluing up |
They're nothing fancy. Just there to keep the tanks from sliding around. I'm going to screw them down so they're easily removable if we have to take a tank out.
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| Six down, ten to go! |
It's just one of those piddly ass'd lil' jobs that has to be done. I'll do the rest when there's time in between other jobs.
I did get to use my VEDB's!
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| VLDB's |
Very
Expensive
Drill
Bits
These the
tapered/countersink/plug cutting kit from Lee Valley Tools. $149
I don't usually buy such good tools but I figured with the amount of joinery I have ahead good tools are probably a good investment. Gonna get one of those
pocket jointer thingies too!
That's about it. Time's running out on boat building this season. *Sigh*
Thanks for looking in.
Standby.....
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