Out the door

Sold this one.  Guy has a Tartan 33.  This is a good tender for that boat.   Last post for this boat.  Thanks for looking.

Boat is done

Got the sail made.  I cut up a 50 year old moth sail.  Mast, boom and spirit made and painted.  Also made oars.

Access ports

Got the bottom sanded and one coat of urethane on.  Also got the access ports cut in. 

Even more parts

Mast, boom and spirit.   Hopefully I'll score another opti sail.

 Gooseneck made from junk box parts.

More parts

Got the skeg attached and the cb case cut out and glassed.  That's a bat skeg!

Varnish

First coat.

Mostly done

Got the seats glued in and a coat of resin on.   Also built a rudder.  At this point the boat weighs 52 pounds.

Seats

Got the seats cut out.  Next is hand fitting with the rasp.

Inside glass and other parts

I got the interior glassed and the second coat on.  I also made the inner and outer rails plus both bulkheads.

Right side up

Off the forms and into another shed for finishing.  That way I can start another one!

Fairing and glass

I got the boat sanded and any voids filled in with rockhard.  The sanding etc took two days and the glass about 3 hours.

Hull is complete

Here comes another one

Can't stop building these boats. They row and sail great and they look good.

Boat is done

Boat's done and sold.  Turned out nice.

 This is a plug for when the boat is being towed behind.  Keeps the water from pumping up and out the cb case.  Also use it when rowing. 

Varnish

Got the boat sanded and first coat of varnish on the bottom. 

Glass on the skeg.

Woodwork is done.

I got the cb case slot cut out and the skeg glued on.  I'll put some glass on the skeg after the goop dries.

Rudder stock

Got the rudder fitted to the boat.  Also got the oarlocks fitted.  Cut the holes for the two seat lockers. Only thing left is to flip the boat over and attach the skeg and cut the slot for the DB.  Lots of varnish after that.