Speaking of port lights, Ebb experimented with shaping Lexan using his kitchen oven. From a distance, the results appear acceptable. Close up, however, you notice a few odd wiggles in the middle and some crazing at the end where the oven's fan was blowing on the material. Ebb has since found someone to create the proper curves . . .
Work below on Little Gull is plagued by choosing between too many good ideasAt this point, the plan is to have a small dinning table on the starboard side, along with various cabinets, seating and whatever . . .
Oh yes, and the chrome rings up forward are the access to the tanks.
Here's the new electrical panel . . .
Here is Ebb's 20 pound aluminum bow sprit. Unfortunately, the photo is limited by the bucket of clamps, which is balancing the sprit to the deck, and the bow being up against the fence in front of the "boat house."
As we were preparing to leave for lunch, Ebb got a call from the plantation and had to zip back to the "office."
Before he ran, we extracted a commitment that he would deliver more progress more sooner than his latest performance. His fans are waiting . . .
As usual...the 'Ebb-myster' delivers. Combo of designer-craftsman-engineer-dreamer and poet.Looks great!! Keep at it...and not so long between pics
Outstanding photo work Bill, and of course Ebb it goes without saying you are an inspiration.
1965 Ariel #331
'MARIAH'
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