The daily posts are finished.
Sunday, March 8, 2009 at 10:11PM After today I am done showing off, no more working Sundays. I won't have to work at all now that you won't be getting status reports. When I got to work Dan and I spent 10 minutes staring at the boat and decided that the best move would be to make all the hatch frames. The lobster tanks could have been worked on but it will be easier to finish the inboard edge of the tank if the hatch frame is completed first. Two of the frames needed to hold 15" X 24" hatches and the middle frame needed to house a 24" X 24" hatch. The aft frame also needed accommodations for a smaller square hatch to access the propeller clean out tube. After getting all the tools and fasteners that I was going to need, I assembled the frames on the work bench. That is glossing over a project to the highest degree. The actual measuring, cutting, clamping, drilling, and screwing are kind of a brainless task. I'll just skip to the end. Four final cuts and the frames fit in the boat. None of them are fastened down, just set in place for the sake of this photo. By getting these frames done the crew should be able to crank the work out on Monday.
Some final web stats: 877 visits to the blog in 26 days, Average time on site 4min54sec
Cities with the most visits
- Portland ME (I think most people in Maine have their internet routed to Portland)
- New York NY (one mention on www.noreast.com)
- Beverly MA (who's blog are you going to read now??)
- Portsmouth RI (the owner of the 36' Calvin or his family)
- Lynnwood WA (see #3)
- Tiverton RI (see #4)
done,
hatch frames,
last one 