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The tide has changed
Well at long last. Pretty insignificant but it is square to the centerline and plumb based on the water lines!
There is a 1/2" styro pad between the hull and the bulkhead. Standard fare here, all of the edges were sealed with two coats of epoxy. My scribe job on the top edge left a lot to be desired but we'll fill the gap with thickened epoxy before we tab the top to the overhead. I 'planed-out' two two inch wide bands to accept the tabbing on the aft face. One layer of stiched matting and one layer of 7 oz. glass. The new position of the bulkhead is just forward of the original, heavy tabbing layed by Pearson on the forward edge of the chainlocker. Being their tabbing added a good quarter of an inch I didn't feel the need to use roving on this side. The forward side will get the glass, matt, roving, matt lay-up to add thickness and strength to the forepeak.
That opening looks tight but I can fit through it alright. Maybe I should find a small monkey that would like to travel...artemia salinas
Last edited by Tony G; 06-30-2010 at 10:23 AM.
My home has a keel.
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