Friday, June 24, 2005

woodenboatbuilding

links to my other site ; http://uk.msnusers.com/SAILIINGDINGHY
and link to more pics of my boat and others ; http://groups.msn.com/WoodenBoatBuilder/grawl.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=626

the orange and white cabin cruiser

The top coats of paint are marine dear [robben gits] paint and the silver parts are stainless steel,the wood was rubbed down and varnished,the black cross piece was a seat that Alan desigened, that adjustable from for to aft.The inside was also rubbed down and painted even the places you cannot see the stainless steel cleaned the screen removed and painted


The red paint is antifouling that gradually peels off [not harming the water]so next year its easier to strip and redo, Posted by Hello


When Imoved from Fort william Igot the boat and Alan got the engine I repaired the scratches rubbed down and painted her to the picture I hope you see, then sadly sold her to fund my now wooden boat building passion. Posted by Hello

This was our second boat,an 18ft cabin cruiser,that was double skinned although the floor had been removed when we got her ,so we fiitted a two piece marine ply floor,sold the first boat to pay for a big engine the first was a bit noisy,sold it and bought a 60hp yamaha fast but stable as it has adory hull that's like one bid V in the middle and two smaller V's at the outside, the only down side was in biggish waves it was noisy,as the water slapped in between the hulls. Posted by Hello

Thursday, June 16, 2005

Hello : Account Management

Hello : Account Management


Our first boat  Posted by Hello

My boats

My first boat was a cabin cruiser my mate and me owned for fishing on Loch linnie the Honda engine was about the third engine we tried with the second propeller, It was great fun and got us on the boating ladder.
Alot of time the fishing come second to cruising around the loch getting used to the boat.