We took a scrap piece of circuit board material (a piece of fiberglass with epoxy) that was donated to our group and cut it to fit the underside of the deck and the inside of the hull in an area between where the No. 1 and No. 2 jib will attach the hull. This frame will hold blocks for the sheets and the bungee cord as well as offer strength and support of the hull/deck.
Monday, February 2, 2009
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- Hull painted
- Color on the hull
- Covering up the white bottom and blue boot stripe
- White paint on the hull
- Blue Boot Stripe - II
- Blue Boot Stripe
- Hull faired, primed and ready for final paint!
- Hull pictures
- Thursday - February 12th update
- Fixed the Hull/Deck Joint
- Set Back
- RUDDER
- Back in the barn for the night
- Primed Hull
- Getting ready to prime the hull!
- Mast ram
- Booms
- Rudder
- Rudder servo
- Main sheet post
- Mast tube - cut off and sanded down
- Rudder
- Installing mast tube, sheet post
- Deck attached to the Hull
- UPDATE - February 4, 2009
- Rudder post plug
- Underside of deck
- Shroud, Backstay and Turning Block Attachment Points
- Shaping the Transom
- Inside of the hull
- Attaching structures to the hull
- Transom
- Base for Mast Tube and Sheet Post
- Rudder Servo Bracket
- Sail Servo Bracket
- Keel box stiffeners/frames
- Cutting keel box
- Keel box / Hull joint
- Removal of Keel from Keelbox/Hull
- Forward Frame
- Sail Servo Bracket
- Foredeck Stiffener
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