Some times it's probably just best to go inside and read rather than work on the boat.
While attempting to "flip flop" the inner starboard mold profiles 180 deg on the strong back, I somehow managed to bump mold form 2 into mold form 3 and watched in horror as 3 hit 4, 4 hit 5, 5 hit 6 and on and on until my entire mold went flat.
It's sort of like accidentally bumping your elbow on a priceless ming Vase and watching the scene play out in slo mo.......I
didn't know whether to try a sprint to mold form 7 to head the whole thing off or just kick back and enjoy the show.
about all I could do was laugh at myself .
I'm posting this mainly to show folks that stupid things happen so don't give up.
If I can build the super cruiser I'm sure you can too......and I'm darn well gonna build her.
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I enjoyed picking up the pieces, last weekend, with you. ...just don't do it again. I'm not sure how much fun it would be a second time...
-Cory
There are some slight similarities between making a dress and constructing a boat; the BEST is when it's READY to use. When's the launch date? As for the blog photos - I really enjoyed the ones of Tang, Grinell, and Terry.
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