A few updates
Have I said lately how much I dislike working with epoxy down in the bowels of Destiny??????????
I have only a few smallish projects left for epoxy work on the inside of the boat and I can't wait until that list reads zero. Especially since we have returned to full fledged summer weather here in Florida which means 95 degrees and 95% humidity. These are our cabin fever months.
Of the things I have accomplished since my last post, the one I enjoyed doing the most was building the new AC electric panel enclosure. Picture below.
Also I reinforced the bottom of the cockpit floor because it was so spongy even where the core is good. And while doing that I redid the rudder tube where it goes through the cockpit floor. The tube and the cockpit floor were not bonded at all prior to my reworking it. A picture of the cockpit floor reinforcement is below.
And then I glassed in the prop shaft log. I probably over killed that but I guess it's better than under killing it. ;-) Picture below.
JERRY CARPENTER - C147
A man can succeed at almost anything for which he has unlimited enthusiam.