Pictures of current work
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Pictures of current work
These days I'm working in the galley, my boat came naked... nothing but two long seat, I will sacrifice one to have a decent cooking place. The biggest section will have a sink and ice box. Under the sink will be the alcool and propane for the stove(I had a burner broken so I replaced it with a propane one, I use the propane when I want to cook small thing and alcool for longer cooking), the smaller section will open for storage and between the two will be my Kenyon stove.
I made the table this summer. The part on winch side is smaller so I can use the winch anytime. We found the hole in the middle section to put glass very usefull.
Before fiberglassing. I bought polyester resin as it's cheaper and the boat is made of it anyway, but I have since then worked with epoxy and prefer it alot, so Ill empty this gallon of polyester but dont plan to use it on future project. The wood is simple 1/2 BC Fir with one nice side. For accomodation I believe it will hold fine and is 1/5 the price of marine plywood.
Outside of icebox with minor fiberglass so it hold its shape. It's made of 3/8 BC Fir
The ice box epoxyed inside,prior to faring, wich was a pain in the ass to sand in the bottom!
I'm glad I bought a swing keel, it fit just right in my shop!
I will update this thread as I progress, at least when I dont have too much resin on my hand to take the camera;P
Guillaume
I made the table this summer. The part on winch side is smaller so I can use the winch anytime. We found the hole in the middle section to put glass very usefull.
Before fiberglassing. I bought polyester resin as it's cheaper and the boat is made of it anyway, but I have since then worked with epoxy and prefer it alot, so Ill empty this gallon of polyester but dont plan to use it on future project. The wood is simple 1/2 BC Fir with one nice side. For accomodation I believe it will hold fine and is 1/5 the price of marine plywood.
Outside of icebox with minor fiberglass so it hold its shape. It's made of 3/8 BC Fir
The ice box epoxyed inside,prior to faring, wich was a pain in the ass to sand in the bottom!
I'm glad I bought a swing keel, it fit just right in my shop!
I will update this thread as I progress, at least when I dont have too much resin on my hand to take the camera;P
Guillaume
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Yes I have this problem too, because the motor,battery,stove and head are on the port side, but I'll try to equalize by placing the motor in center,battery, food locker and anchor on starboard. Water tank either under aft cabin sole or under starboard seat, not sure as this one vary in weight...
This summer I had put 100-150# of stone under starboard seat;P
This summer I had put 100-150# of stone under starboard seat;P
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Need pics of c-22 galley
Gus,
Could you post some pics of your galley? Mine came w/ nothing.
Thanks
Jeffrey
Could you post some pics of your galley? Mine came w/ nothing.
Thanks
Jeffrey
Jeffrey
Fore Sail
1976 C-22
Fore Sail
1976 C-22
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BEAUTIFUL JOB!
Guillaume,
Very, very nice work! Are you putting the water tank in the locker below?
I'm hoping to do some revisions to the ChryslerSailingAssociation web site in the next month... the content's stale, and there's a lot going on in the C26 and C22 community. Would you object to me posting your pics (with proper credit, of course)?
Fair Winds,
Jeff
Very, very nice work! Are you putting the water tank in the locker below?
I'm hoping to do some revisions to the ChryslerSailingAssociation web site in the next month... the content's stale, and there's a lot going on in the C26 and C22 community. Would you object to me posting your pics (with proper credit, of course)?
Fair Winds,
Jeff
Jeff
s/v Windward
1978 C-26 #481
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s/v Windward
1978 C-26 #481
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http://www.sv-windward.com
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