Day 118 |
Edging the coaming |
Up to this
point in the project, it seems the coaming is the most
complex and time consuming area on the whole boat! Many hours have been realised and there's still a few to go before it is finished. |
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The elbow falling down to meet the small angle to aft |
The
aft section of split pipe in the photo to left probably
wasn't a good idea as the excess had to be trimmed off to
the point that very little of the piece was actually
used. A larger diameter pipe would have been better, but
also a waste because the rest we couldn't use anywhere
else. Gena was worried about how much welding this is going to be hehe. |
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The peice of elbow pipe worked great
on the outer edge of the coaming, but as for the inner
edge, in the corner of the seatbacks, it was too small. A
much larger elbow would have been required. |
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Below is a
photo of the specially modified pipe clamps holding on a
guide for splitting the pipe 4 ways. I cut the pipe leaving 3 or 4 small sections intact, then ( my favorite part! ) Pick the pipe up and drop it and it breaks into 4 pieces...well it looks cool when I do it ! :o) |
Day 118:
Coaming corners, edging, and some welding.