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What did you do to your sailing boat today ?

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Created by Boatin > 9 months ago, 12 Jun 2013
southace
SA, 4762 posts
22 Jun 2015 5:55AM
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HG02 said..
Well did get to paint the deck around the mast.. But I did alter the draw so it now works closes and opens and locks. I can stand in it and its rock solid .
Charriott drop by today for a chat which was a bonus as I had a quick clean up before he came it was nice to have a chat










Is it possible to use that box as a tender as well HO2.
Anyway enough with the jokes I'm heading 40nm offshore just as a intense low is about to hit wish me luck! I love work

HG02
VIC, 5814 posts
22 Jun 2015 7:27AM
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also a double bunk for a pygmy

andy59
QLD, 1153 posts
22 Jun 2015 3:13PM
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southace said..

HG02 said..
Well did get to paint the deck around the mast.. But I did alter the draw so it now works closes and opens and locks. I can stand in it and its rock solid .
Charriott drop by today for a chat which was a bonus as I had a quick clean up before he came it was nice to have a chat










Is it possible to use that box as a tender as well HO2.
Anyway enough with the jokes I'm heading 40nm offshore just as a intense low is about to hit wish me luck! I love work


Holy crap Southace can't you think of something more pleasant to do?

HG02
VIC, 5814 posts
22 Jun 2015 7:15PM
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it could also b a multitasking bin Southace sliiding compost head on end and keep your food the other in the other
Before and after photos I put it in the caustic parts cleaner at work come up nicely



You happy now Ramona I am bolt it on and use it




southace
SA, 4762 posts
24 Jun 2015 8:46PM
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Planning process I'm going to strip the compression post and deck post and stain them the same as the table and then white micro swede on the cushions.






shaggybaxter
QLD, 2516 posts
29 Jun 2015 6:33AM
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The deck being prepped for the infusion process, this is upside down.
The small vertical bulkhead with the blue square is the main hatchway, the wider bulkhead in the background is the transom.
Getting closer...
Edit: Just out of interest, it shows you how deceiving a camera angle can be, this pic makes it look like an IOR hull, but in reality there is little taper to the transom. I think...I better go and check that again looking at this!



Ramona
NSW, 7474 posts
29 Jun 2015 9:12AM
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HG02 said..
it could also b a multitasking bin Southace sliiding compost head on end and keep your food the other in the other
Before and after photos I put it in the caustic parts cleaner at work come up nicely



You happy now Ramona I am bolt it on and use it





Wrap some flat {Blue} fire hose around the riser rope where it passes over the rollers if your going onto a mooring. Round here the edges of that SS would chew through rope in no time in the winter Westerlies. We have strong tides here that will hold a boat sideways even in Westerly gales and chafe is a problem.

southace
SA, 4762 posts
29 Jun 2015 10:30PM
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2 down 3 x 200amp to go!
The old battery's where 2003 what a innings!


HG02
VIC, 5814 posts
29 Jun 2015 11:19PM
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southace said..
2 down 3 x 200amp to go!
The old battery's where 2003 what a innings!



Good old cat batteries loving it

I have one old cat battery thats given up the ghost I think 150 amp hour. The other 150 amp hour is still pumping juice

of course they cost me Zero dollars .

HG02
VIC, 5814 posts
29 Jun 2015 11:22PM
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Ramona said..

HG02 said..
it could also b a multitasking bin Southace sliiding compost head on end and keep your food the other in the other
Before and after photos I put it in the caustic parts cleaner at work come up nicely



You happy now Ramona I am bolt it on and use it





Wrap some flat {Blue} fire hose around the riser rope where it passes over the rollers if your going onto a mooring. Round here the edges of that SS would chew through rope in no time in the winter Westerlies. We have strong tides here that will hold a boat sideways even in Westerly gales and chafe is a problem.

When it was on the swing mooring the cleat was used with the mooring chain directly hooked over it . In a good swell in Port Philip it the mooring chain would slam the boat thats why I took her home here

shaggybaxter
QLD, 2516 posts
6 Jul 2015 10:01PM
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Well, it's bloody cold at night in a stripped out boat when the most fun you have to look forward to is changing from 40 to 60/80 grade sandpaper ..








SandS
VIC, 5904 posts
6 Jul 2015 10:13PM
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you are doing it tough shaggs !!! your upside down as well !!!!!!

shaggybaxter
QLD, 2516 posts
6 Jul 2015 10:41PM
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Sorry SandS,
Silly bloody Iphone, after you pointed it out , I tried saving them upside down and reposting and they still came out this way! Modern technology..Grrr

HG02
VIC, 5814 posts
6 Jul 2015 11:24PM
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Sorry SandS,
Silly bloody Iphone, after you pointed it out , I tried saving them upside down and reposting and they still came out this way! Modern technology..Grrr
















shaggybaxter
QLD, 2516 posts
6 Jul 2015 11:39PM
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Thanks HG! I don't know how you did it, that'll have to go down with lifes other mysteries like trying to get a seacock handle not to foul on something!

HG02
VIC, 5814 posts
11 Jul 2015 8:07PM
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Got half a day in , started fitting the head wall . Ill start early tomorrow and finish off both sides if I can














Iphones don't take really good photos after dark and Ive probably got saw dust on the lens



Also purchased a new second hand Muir Atlantic winch


I intend to fit it directly behind the Bowsprit and slightly off set for a direct line of the anchor chain as per the photo below










SandS
VIC, 5904 posts
11 Jul 2015 9:15PM
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the cedar and the strip lighting looks good !!!!

HG02
VIC, 5814 posts
12 Jul 2015 2:07PM
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Bit more done its working out ok so far




Donk107
TAS, 2446 posts
12 Jul 2015 3:38PM
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HG02 said..
Bit more done its working out ok so far






Hi HG

It is looking good

With the heads walled in how much access space do you have to get into it as in this photo it looks a bit tight

Can you post a photo taken from across the other side of the boat to give a bit better perspective

Regards Don

HG02
VIC, 5814 posts
12 Jul 2015 5:16PM
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Hi Donk
I sat on the head today its a little close to the center and could move the head 50mm to the side but sitting on it and you don't touch the wall.
Next time I'm down there Ill take a closer photo for you.
I had to open the port light for a while its been raining all day here in Mexican ville






Ive one strip of cedar on the corner to cut down Ive roughly a 450mm opening which I am hoping to utilize a sliding door for the head or a bi fold
I probably wont post on Sea breeze again Ill miss most of you . Perhaps when some one leaves or changes there attitude II may come back and post more photos as there appear some interest.

All the best in sea breeze
Cheers
HG02
I do have emails that Ill sent photo to.
Cheers from an old Bikie

japie
NSW, 6804 posts
12 Jul 2015 6:04PM
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Don't do it HG. You made this forum pleasurable. And if you go you won't be able to see the varnish work I've done in my cabin at your inspiration which will piss me off.

You have to realise that there are people out there who literally feed off the negative energy they create. They are psychopathic and letting them get to you gives them great satisfaction. It's the destructive principle.

You can destroy them completeley by ignoring them completeley. Whenever you see a post from the culprit just step over it as you would avoid a dog turd on the pavement.

If you go he wins and we all lose.

southace
SA, 4762 posts
12 Jul 2015 5:49PM
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japie said..
Don't do it HG. You made this forum pleasurable. And if you go you won't be able to see the varnish work I've done in my cabin at your inspiration which will piss me off.

You have to realise that there are people out there who literally feed off the negative energy they create. They are psychopathic and letting them get to you gives them great satisfaction. It's the destructive principle.

You can destroy them completeley by ignoring them completeley. Whenever you see a post from the culprit just step over it as you would avoid a dog turd on the pavement.

If you go he wins and we all lose.


Well said ! I agree with all above!

SandS
VIC, 5904 posts
12 Jul 2015 7:45PM
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likewise HG step over the mess on the pavement !!!!!!

cisco
QLD, 12321 posts
12 Jul 2015 10:50PM
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Please hang around HG. We all value your input and you make the place look comfortable.

I want to see the red velvet cushions, brass rails, frosted mirrors and Tiffany lamp shades on Driftwood.

cisco
QLD, 12321 posts
12 Jul 2015 11:59PM
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@ HG02

Special and genuine request from Frant to HG.








McNaughtical
NSW, 908 posts
13 Jul 2015 12:01PM
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southace said..

japie said..
Don't do it HG. You made this forum pleasurable. And if you go you won't be able to see the varnish work I've done in my cabin at your inspiration which will piss me off.

You have to realise that there are people out there who literally feed off the negative energy they create. They are psychopathic and letting them get to you gives them great satisfaction. It's the destructive principle.

You can destroy them completeley by ignoring them completeley. Whenever you see a post from the culprit just step over it as you would avoid a dog turd on the pavement.

If you go he wins and we all lose.

Well said ! I agree with all above!



I agree too... come back Hugh Grant!1

MorningBird
NSW, 2654 posts
14 Jul 2015 3:35AM
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cisco said...

@ HG02

Special and genuine request from Frant to HG.










Mate, you are a classic finding this and posting it. Love it!

MorningBird
NSW, 2654 posts
14 Jul 2015 3:36AM
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cisco said...

@ HG02

Special and genuine request from Frant to HG.










Mate, you are a classic finding this and posting it. Love it!
HG, baby please don't go!

samsturdy
NSW, 1659 posts
14 Jul 2015 11:56AM
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Don't go HG. I've been a little busy of late attending to some sad family business, but I have really enjoyed following the progress
on Driftwood and want to continue doing so. I also have a lot to thank you for regarding work on my Bukh, your advise and pics
were of enormous help and it will make me even sadder if you're not here anymore.

andy59
QLD, 1153 posts
14 Jul 2015 2:13PM
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HG!! What the??????
**** mate your an inspiration. I don't have the time to post as much as you but I read nearly all the posts on here, sometimes I don't say much because I dont have the same level of experience. But you have a lot of friends on here. Keep posting mate.



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