Day 38
Dropped bow rails off at a stainless steel place to be altered. Bought another 12kg of mat and some gelcoat.
Day 39
Cut out the side pocket bases....
.... while the dog relaxed!
Day 38
Dropped bow rails off at a stainless steel place to be altered. Bought another 12kg of mat and some gelcoat.
Day 39
Cut out the side pocket bases....
.... while the dog relaxed!
While other lucky souls were out enjoying a weekend on the water we spent another hot and sticky weekend in the shed
Day 40 - Saturday
An afternoon of glassing saw the side pockets done, a layer of glass added at the gunwale (there didn't seem to be much holding the deck onto the hull) and the port floor laid.
Day 41 - Sunday
Early in the day the starboard floor was glassed,
then some rearranging was done in the shed as the time had come to turn this baby over! [smiley=shocked2.gif]
Our young fella (who has avoided us like the plague during the glassing) jumped at the chance to help! A quick inspection of how the U-bolt is holding up and
UP we go
This could end in tears even the dog is looking worried!
A bit of a shove here and there....
some lifting and slewing....
and she's over at last!
Well that went better than I'd anticipated
UMMMM why?
Looking good though ,my congrats to the builders
cheers jon
Ummm, because it seemed like a good idea at the timeOriginally Posted by familyman
Nah, fibreglass & flowcoat don't really like to go on upside down, so this seemed to be the easiest way to do the rest of the interior work.... and we're also re-gelcoating the exterior so it will make that easier too.
doing a great job guy's but not all of us are out fishing some of us are still stuck at home but then again a bottle of Jack helps fix things
No pain tonight
That would have been scary turning her over i bet You's both had a few Cougars before attempting that
You are going to have a brand new boat at the end of all this and the best part is you's done it so you will appreciate that much more.
Keep up the great work
Cheers Phil
Grow old disgracefully
Hope you slept wellOriginally Posted by Mad-One
T'was a bit nerve wracking.... saved the Cougar for later, in case we needed to drown our sorrowsThat would have been scary turning her over i bet You's both had a few Cougars before attempting that
We might be too scared to use itYou are going to have a brand new boat at the end of all this and the best part is you's done it so you will appreciate that much more.
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Bugger! And here's me saving up firewood fer yer for the next time we go camping
kev
We see things not as they are, but as we are.
My only concern now Bev is when you get under neath the boat to keep this good story going is you are going to get lots of resin drip in ya hair.
cheers
blaze
Bugger! And here's me saving up firewood fer yer for the next time we go camping [/quote]Originally Posted by kingtin
You can bring it in the Whitley
Day 41
Play-Pen lost her name
and her water-line, then Ross did some sanding....
and some more sanding!
Dug out and refilled some old battle wounds in the transom
Received news on the bow rail alterations.... alterations cancelled, we are now having new bow rails made.
Day 42Originally Posted by blaze
Did some sanding.... and some more sanding! Refer to photos from Day 41
Day 43
Did zero, zip, nada on the Play-Pen. Went shopping late afternoon, bought two small sanders.... one square, one mouse shaped.... then to our favorite restaurant for an early dinner. While we ate, we admired the vessels moored in the cove. Belly full of Prawn Cocktail & Lobster Mornay.... life is good
Have to buy one of those Gas heaters for ya next camping trip
Phil
Grow old disgracefully
You're not having another day of are you guys?
How am I going to go without my daily Play Pen fix?
Cheers
Has the weather affected the repairs to the boat at all???