7 December 2012 we open the doors of an empty shed. A year later and 1666 building hours spent, we accomplished a lot. The designer estimated 6000 building hours for Lees meer
Progress
October-November 2013 After turning the hull we can start preparing the vacuum infusion for the outside of the hull. This should proceed much faster, as we don’t need any tests since Lees meer
September – oktober 2013: Breakdown the mold The time has arrived to break down the support beams and turn the hull. Exciting because the hull only really gets his sturdiness Lees meer
August-September 2013: Porter has a vivid memory of the build of his previous boat. The lamination of the hulls with the hand-lay-up method was a sticky mess. So far we Lees meer
September 2013: Now that the inside of the hull is laminated we can place the previously made bulkheads. This provides extra security on the inside when rotating the hull. Lees meer
Juni-juli 2013: There are still some finishing touches needed on the inside of the hull before we can start with reinforcing the hulls with fiberglass. First we will make the Lees meer
April-Mei 2013 After insulating our shed we made ourselves a large, flat work table. This 3m x 4m table is large enough to clad three or four foam panels with Lees meer
January 2013: We took a week off following the New Year celebrations, and therefore have some catching up to do. Despite two weeks of frost we’ve still managed to make Lees meer
December 2012; We were finally able to start building the jigs for the hulls. The design that we bought from Schionning was so new that we had to wait while Lees meer