Two months after the fact, we got a door installed on the stern of ACE (with the help of Jenny and Peter).
I had to get on the boat to measure the footholds and mockup the new chart plotters.
We also added some shrinkwrap to the stern to fix parts that had been ripped by the wind.
1990 Canadian Sailcraft CS34 Shoal Draft
Sail #8268
1982 Catalina 22 Fin Keel
Sail #10506
Sail #8268
1982 Catalina 22 Fin Keel
Sail #10506
1994 MUMM 36 ACE
Sail # 29206
Sail # 29206
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Volvo Ocean Race Game Leg 3
Just completed Leg 3 - Abu Dhabi to Sanya
Not bad with over 170k people playing the game.
Would have done better, but ran aground twice (once for over 6 hours!)
Not bad with over 170k people playing the game.
Would have done better, but ran aground twice (once for over 6 hours!)
Thursday, January 8, 2015
Time Out II?
The dinghy for Still Time is called Time Out. The 2HP Honda motor is great for taking Bogart the wonderdog for a pee when cruising.
Hmmm....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooAAnZIgj8o
Hmmm....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooAAnZIgj8o
Monday, December 22, 2014
Sunday, December 14, 2014
C22 Shrunk
Sunday, December 7, 2014
ACE Shrunk
Met in the AM for breakfast at the local Egg Smart.
Mike and Jenny went to Home Depot to pickup some 2x3s, PVC conduit, and screws.
We build a backbone out of the 2x3s and attached the PVC conduit to the stantions with tie wraps.
We got the shrink wrap up and attached to the hull using thin rope.
Peter and Jenny spent several hours with the shrink wrap gun
End result is pretty good:
We still have to add a door and do one more round with the heat gun to get rid of the remaining wrinkles.
Total cost to shrink wrap the 36ft boat was about $200.
- Me
- Jenny & Peter
- Michael
- Mike
Mike and Jenny went to Home Depot to pickup some 2x3s, PVC conduit, and screws.
We build a backbone out of the 2x3s and attached the PVC conduit to the stantions with tie wraps.
We got the shrink wrap up and attached to the hull using thin rope.
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| Jenny getting frame together |
Peter and Jenny spent several hours with the shrink wrap gun
End result is pretty good:
We still have to add a door and do one more round with the heat gun to get rid of the remaining wrinkles.
Total cost to shrink wrap the 36ft boat was about $200.
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