Project Log: Saturday, December 29, 2012
After beginning the day by lightly sanding the new
varnish in the forward cabin, I got to work on the
remaining sections of overhead there, around the forward
hatch in the coachroof. With the tight,
uncomfortable working conditions in the full-size berth,
with no room available for standing, I looked forward to
finishing these sections.
As before, I used narrow strips of scrap luaun (OK, this
junk isn't really luaun, but it's what I get when I
order luaun...) to create templates of the two pieces
needed to fill the space, divided down the boat's
centerline. At the forward edge, with its curved
profile, I used angled pieces glued to the template to
replicate the shape there. |


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With the templates complete and out of the way, I
cleaned up and applied another coat of base (gloss)
varnish to the cabin trunk and chainlocker. |

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Total Time Today: 3 hours
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