Photos

  • Completed starboard hull
  • Outboard mount assembly
  • Stern
  • Spraying first coat
  • All done. Ready for painting.
  • Using the tourture board. A good work out.
  • The last bit …
  • Applying Qcell
  • Fiberglassing the hull
  • Preparing the fiberglass.
  • Keel glued and faired to hull
  • The view from bellow
  • Dry fit of rudder assembly before gluing
  • Shaft glued into position
  • Cleaning excess resin
  • Shelter mark two.
  • The view from above
  • Bow laminations shaped
  • Cutout for motor mount and hull acsess step
  • Stern watertight voids. The hulls are built upside down.
  • Sanding the rear void bulkhead. Rudder post and steering mechanism goes here.
  • Keelson doublers, midships. This assembly supports the keel.
  • Stem, crash bulkhead and forward void.
  • Shooting levels with the Laser Level.
  • Rear void
  • Sealing forward buoyancy void with epoxy resin. 1st of three coats.
  • Second keel lamination glued and clamped with temp screws and every clamp we own.
  • Deb cleaning up excess epoxy.
  • The big glue -up.
  • Starboard hull frames set up. The hulls are assembled upside-down, and flipped after fibreglassing.
  • Finished port-side keel
  • Rudder laminations
  • Queen of clamps!
  • Planing to the line
  • Cutting out frames
  • Dolls houses
  • Russ operates the fork
  • 3000 metres of timber
  • This into a 40′ cat?
  • Preparations for the container.
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