We turn the boat over.
Lance is still sick and I had to take buses this morning. Andrew was filling the gap ground by diamond grinder, when I arrived at class. Make sure not to grind to deep so that can touch or make a hole on coving underside of the deck.
This is what fuller is going on and looks almost finished. One more layer of EDB is needed.
I went into the cabin, taking a photo looking towards to hatch.
Coving between the bulkhead and the floor
Coving underside of the deck edge and that lump is glue gone through the coving from gap filling.
Towards bulkhead
cockpit bulkhead. nice fitting.
The bulkhead went on to right on the centre of the floor. That gap between the centre case and the bulkhead will be blocked by a part of girder later on.
under the flange
Where is this?
We started destructing frames.
How are we going to finish this front part?
Messy. We have to do planing, sanding, fairing and another sanding. Chris said it will take a day.
We have nailed the lofting nail through the foam to the frame to get the right shape but it wasn't good for destructing the frame because it harmed the foam. What else way can we choose to get the shape of the topside?
We demoulded all but three frames.
The bearer.
We need certainly enough people to turn over so Chris asked the other class to help us. We had Q&A time about this boat, which was quite nervous for me. It is a good chance to see a flipped over boat not being finished yet.
belly up
She has got a chine but it isn't quite distinct in this picture.
nice shape
from behind the transom
The left one is what is going to be between centrecase and bulkhead, part of the girdier and the right one is a jig to profile the deck edge by a certain radius.
Lance is still sick and I had to take buses this morning. Andrew was filling the gap ground by diamond grinder, when I arrived at class. Make sure not to grind to deep so that can touch or make a hole on coving underside of the deck.
This is what fuller is going on and looks almost finished. One more layer of EDB is needed.
I went into the cabin, taking a photo looking towards to hatch.
Coving between the bulkhead and the floor
Coving underside of the deck edge and that lump is glue gone through the coving from gap filling.
Towards bulkhead
cockpit bulkhead. nice fitting.
The bulkhead went on to right on the centre of the floor. That gap between the centre case and the bulkhead will be blocked by a part of girder later on.
under the flange
Where is this?
We started destructing frames.
How are we going to finish this front part?
Messy. We have to do planing, sanding, fairing and another sanding. Chris said it will take a day.
We have nailed the lofting nail through the foam to the frame to get the right shape but it wasn't good for destructing the frame because it harmed the foam. What else way can we choose to get the shape of the topside?
We demoulded all but three frames.
The bearer.
We need certainly enough people to turn over so Chris asked the other class to help us. We had Q&A time about this boat, which was quite nervous for me. It is a good chance to see a flipped over boat not being finished yet.
belly up
She has got a chine but it isn't quite distinct in this picture.
nice shape
from behind the transom
The left one is what is going to be between centrecase and bulkhead, part of the girdier and the right one is a jig to profile the deck edge by a certain radius.
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