smccormick
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Used a big can opener.
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Last hatch receiver fabricated. This one's for the anchor locker, curved to match the foredeck camber.
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This is what 3 or 4 applications of pigmented epoxy can look like. But I did cheat, threw in some microspheres to bump the opacity in a couple layers. Not so much to affect the compression numbers but enough to reduce transparency. Convenience of white.
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You must have spent a small fortune on that solid back rub rail.
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That looks so nice. Great job on the fairing. I have to agree with PAR on the high build, I would much rather sand primer than epoxy. I suppose the only purpose of high build is to fill scratches and other minor imperfections anyway, so if you can get your surface to 150 grit without it, there's nothing wrong with skipping it. No getting around the finish primer though.
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Very nice finish.
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Looks really nice. Any shots of the interior layout you'd like to share?
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Looking good, Wondered what happened to you.
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On paper yes, in reality no. I made some changes to the design to allow for more room to mount gadgets on the upper surface and changed the angle of the same for better viewing for me. Threw a crown in the top too.
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Almost ran out of spring clamps.
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Nice work Lenm
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Chick's Micro Power Cruiser Project.
smccormick replied to Chick Ludwig's topic in B & B Yachts Forum
Time for a sub panel. Cheap (homeline or murray) at homies. Now installation, that may cost you if you can't DIY it. -
Sorry to hear about your injury. Hope you get back on your feet quickly.
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Paint and fairing compound all in one.
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Yeah, that's on the to do list. I just need to allocate a couple days of fretting time before I make that cut. It's a problem with me when building something , I need plenty of time to overthink it. Then I need more.
