Penny HMD19
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Re: blueflood HMD19 started
You're moving right along! Looks great!
Mike
"Come, follow me and I will make you fishers of men."
Matthew 4:19
"Come, follow me and I will make you fishers of men."
Matthew 4:19
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Re: blueflood HMD19 started
Hi AtTheBrink,
Moving along ok. As my two younger bro's say when they visit..."stop looking at it and keep working"
Moving along ok. As my two younger bro's say when they visit..."stop looking at it and keep working"
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Re: blueflood HMD19 started
Good Lord! Sanding, mosquitoes, and black flies I think I'd make the 45 minute drive home for a shower too I'm building the Nina lb22 down here in Texas and have had the luxury of an indoor build. She's outdoors for good now, on the trailer, while I struggle in the heat with the electrical, rigging, and last minute details. But no black flies or mosquitoes!
Glad you're on board Dougster
Glad you're on board Dougster
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Re: Harmony HMD19 started
Hi Dougster,
What a nice design the Nina LB22 ! Do you have build pix ? Oh well, mom nature's elements; all part of the fun though I will gladly take the heat before the black flies and mosquitoes. On a side note it gets to 30 -35 degrees C in the summer (85-95 degrees F in your world) and I have had epoxy kick in no time. I can imagine you guys in Texas
What a nice design the Nina LB22 ! Do you have build pix ? Oh well, mom nature's elements; all part of the fun though I will gladly take the heat before the black flies and mosquitoes. On a side note it gets to 30 -35 degrees C in the summer (85-95 degrees F in your world) and I have had epoxy kick in no time. I can imagine you guys in Texas
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Re: Harmony HMD19 started
I just posted on my build thread. There's lots of pics scattered through a long thread, documenting both my amazingly slow progress and the patience and kind support of the experienced builders on this forum
http://forums.bateau2.com/viewtopic.php ... 56#p329156
Says the turtle gets there too Dougster
http://forums.bateau2.com/viewtopic.php ... 56#p329156
Says the turtle gets there too Dougster
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Re: Harmony HMD19 started
All thru holes in hull are drilled oversized, epoxy filled and re-drilled for appropriate hardware. The internal joints at the transom are all filleted and tabbed as is the doubler and clamping board. The bow is also filleted, tabbed and bow eye doubler installed. Working overhead in a tight space; hence the major mess under Huge pet peeve of mine - a dirty disorganized work area.
First coat S3 High Build Yacht Primer applied with two more to go. S3 HB primer is a joy to work with being water soluble and no VOC.
First coat S3 High Build Yacht Primer applied with two more to go. S3 HB primer is a joy to work with being water soluble and no VOC.
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Re: Harmony HMD19 started
That looks very good imo great job
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Re: Harmony HMD19 started
Dang! You are quick! Looks good!
Mike
"Come, follow me and I will make you fishers of men."
Matthew 4:19
"Come, follow me and I will make you fishers of men."
Matthew 4:19
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Harmony HMD19 started
Hi AtTheBrink,
Thanks for this. Quick ? No not really according to my bros Just half-organized concentrating on one thing at a time. Comfortable with fairing curved surfaces.
Thanks for this. Quick ? No not really according to my bros Just half-organized concentrating on one thing at a time. Comfortable with fairing curved surfaces.
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Re: Harmony HMD19 started
Third and final coat on hull applied today. Letting the S3 High Build primer cure for a few days and sanding on the weekend. Pettit Unepoxy anti fouling on bottom next then on to building the flipping frame.
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