Window Apertures
The cabin front is now cut to shape and tacked in place, ready for the window apertures to be measured and cut out.
posted by Jimbo | Thursday, April 05, 2007
Re-building the Dewdrop
This is the story of the "Dewdrop" (previously "Kathleen-Charlotte"). She's a Wooden Silhouette MK II, designed by Robert Tucker and built by Hurley Yachts of Plymouth in 1960. She was literally saved from the bonfire November 2006 and was given to me as a project. PLEASE READ FROM THE BOTTOM UP and feel free to leave comments!(More info on Silhouette's can be found at www.soia.org.uk) ***PLEASE READ FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE BLOG UPWARDS!***
Links
- Odd looking panel!
- Re-Born.......................again!
- Using templates
- Starboard Cabin Side
- Fitting the windows
- Cabin window
- Steady As She Goes!
- Let's not get carried away...............
- Double Thickness
- Coamings
Thursday, April 05, 2007
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