Tag Archives: Beam Troughs

1819Hrs- Beam Trough Motivation

Posted 13 January 2011 | By | Categories: Building, Motivation | No Comments

A pleasant work session today and I’ve got the boxing in of the starboard forward beam trough underside completed. As you can see from the photo I haven’t  produced the neatest epoxy fillets in the world but bearing in mind everything will be painted white and the area I’m working in will be the sail locker I’m not [...]

Looking Inside

1815Hrs- More Strength

Posted 12 January 2011 | By | Categories: Building | No Comments

A miserable dark wet day that made it all the more pleasurable to be able to work inside the boat, it’s strange that even in this far from completed state ‘Gleda’ is starting to take on a character, and climbing down a temporary ladder into a warm well lit little cabin feels almost homely, I [...]

Forward Beam Trough Underside

1812Hrs – Give Me Strength

Posted 10 January 2011 | By | Categories: Building | No Comments

I spent todays work session on the underside of the forward beam trough, cutting and fitting the two 9mm hullside doublers that give extra strength to the underside of the beam trough. It was a fairly straightforward job and it was nice to have a bit more space to work in after yesterdays contortions! The aches [...]