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SB18Coral - More Pictures (StrongBack and Frames on)

Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 8:56 pm
by marcelo
Hi All,

Just some new pictures.

http://sb18coral.zip.net/

All the Best.

Marcelo
SB18Coral

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Re: SB18Coral - More Pictures (StrongBack and Frames on)

Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 10:19 pm
by peter-curacao
marcelo wrote:Hi All,

Just some new pictures.

http://sb18coral.zip.net/

All the Best.

Marcelo
SB18Coral
Looking good, don't forget to level the frame's before planking the hull.

Ciao

Peter

Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 10:58 pm
by marcelo
Hi Peter,

Thank you for your comments. Just for my uderstanding, let me know if I am missing something.

I have create a picture with some colorful lines, please check the blog and based on the comments below let me know what I am missing.

I am having problems to place the picture here.

The Blue lines means the posts, they have the same height.

The Green lines means the BL.

The Red line is a imaginary line from the Transon to Frame F.

This imaginary line cross all green lines (BL) since the posts(blues) are the same height.

Is it wrong? I get concern now when you said about the level.

The best regards,

Marcelo.

http://sb18coral.zip.net/

Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 4:34 pm
by sngatlanta
Marcelo,
The building jig or or strongback frame needs to be level, the tops of the bulkheads or frames will be where there supposed to be if you set up the strongback coretectly which it looks like you did. The fact that you put casters on it is questionable at this stage as you want the strongback to remain level and fixed while you get the glass work done. Then after that being able to move it around will be a huge asset. Maybe you could block it in place for now so it won’t move. Also try not to let to much sun get to the epoxy, it has no UV protection on it’s own and will deteriate fairly quickly.

The only thing I did different from yours is the transonm frame is left out untill I flip the boat as called on the plans but this has nothing to do with the step your on.

Keep us posted on your progress. I’m in Mystic, CT this week so you can catch up with my progress while I’m away but when I get back it’s full speed ahead to get the boat finished.

Greg

Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 4:53 pm
by marcelo
Hi Greg,

How are you?

Thank you for your comments. I will try keep it inside my garage for the fiberglass. I do not have much space over there, so I was planning bring it outside. I will try organize my space into the garage and block the casters.

I keep the posts (blue) at the level,
The BL in each frame (green), top (yellow) and imaginary BL (red)

I tried to keep all these at the right level.

I will order the fiberglass tomorrow and I hope get all this on time to work next weekend take advantage of the holiday.

All the best Greg.

Marcelo.

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Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 3:11 pm
by sngatlanta
Can you put up a temp carport or tarp to keep it out of the sun?

Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 3:39 pm
by peter-curacao
marcelo,

First off all excuse me for the late reply, I forgot I posted that post :oops:
What I meant you can see in the pic below, probable it is as sngatlanta said because of the casters and was it inside level and when you took it out it became off level, because I can't imagine that that garage is off level :wink: :lol:
So no big problem, sorry I made you worry.

Peter

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Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 4:07 pm
by marcelo
Hi

No problem, thank you for your comments, I think it is always good to have a second eyes on it. :D

I reworked my garage I think it will be ok for fiberglass. :wink:

All the best guys.

Marcelo.