Out With The Old

[great white]

Well the old one has gone after years of fishing and Fun

 

so the work is focusd on her replacement

 

Sam's turn to help out, gelwashing prior to fitting the seats

 

Charlie

[great white]

I think he is getting used to the smell by now

[great white]

i forgot the picture

 

Doh

 

Charlie

[Swainiac]

Charlie, I for one would find it very usefull to see different steps that you are taking on the new boat, a little like Pete did with Chris' boat. It would be good to see one thread with step by steps on it, like a Haynes manual, it would certainly be a usefull addition to the site for muppets like me who have never worked on boats before.

 

Cracking scaffolding BTW, , and, if you need a hand doing stuff when Sams not about, please give me a nudge, I will be eager to learn from you.

 

Rich

[great white]

Thanks Rich

 

As you say the scaffold is great, very helpful at the moment it is holding up just the top to allow fresh air in while working with the GRP

 

It would be good to track progress with pictures and I will do what I can

 

But time spent on that is time not spent on the build, or research of parts etc so we will have to see.

 

Charlie

[TomBettle]

Out with the old

 

 

The title was a bit misleading and reminded me of the film "Loguns Run".

 

On reading further it isn't a club policy of using the senior members of the club as rubby dubby on the next sharking trip.

 

....Jack, you and Geoff McGratty are still safe... for now!

 

 

Tom

[Seamouse]

On reading further it isn't a club policy of using the senior members of the club as rubby dubby on the next sharking trip.

They'd just blunt the blades in your mincer

[Swainiac]

Who's a mincer????

[Wedger]

Ivor Mincer.

 

[great white]

Which Planet today guys?

 

Charlie

[Manic Moore]

 

 

Hey Charlie,

 

That strip light should work well on those night trips, but won't you be restricted by the extension lead