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The case for CNC cut frames
There was a lot of effort required to program the frame geometry into the software that drives the CNC router. It…
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Bathroom Inner Wall
When there is so much space in a “head”, it might as well get called a bathroom. On most other boats,…
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Hulls Rolled – More Photos
I found more photos of the hull rollover. It was the hottest day of the summer, going well over 40 degrees.…
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Bridgedeck
The bridgedeck is the floor of the cabin that joins the 2 hulls. It is created from 6 sheets of 12mm…
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Bulkheads Commenced
Now looking like a boat. Hulls have been leveled and straightened. We have been using a laser level, spirit level and diagonal distances…
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Hulls Rolled
Yesterday, we had 21 visitors help us roll the two hulls. Thanks, everyone! The job went smoothly, with no real issues.…
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Port Outboard Pod
I am still not sure about the outboard motors to use, but I am sure that I want more power than…
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Port Hull Complete
We didn’t start this hull till the end of November. There was a weekend of work lost, when we had the…
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Port Hull Skinned
Completed the skinning of the port hull this morning. After fairing the chines, there is still the keel to add, shaping…
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Blood Nose
IMAG0234, a photo by SeeBeeZee on Flickr. More blood! Came out from under the hull, and forgot to look up before…
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Port Hull – Fast Progress
Working on the second hull is both exciting and boring at the same time. It is exciting that progress is so…
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Sheeting the Bow
We have changed the sheeting, again, on the bow of the port hull. The objective of the change is to reduce,…
