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Future promises
We have now cut out all the bulkheads. Dry fitting them onto the bottom panel presented us with one of those moments where you sit down on the bench and just look at the marvel of the work you have … Continue reading
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Future captains
We just got back from Saadjärv, which is a lake in Estonia. We are very near to acquiring our small craft captain license from Tartu Kalevi Yachtclub. They have a good team of lecturers and are a good bunch to … Continue reading
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Stern transom support structures
Stern transom support structures are in place! The “stern mirror”, as we call it in Estonian, is looking nice. The sanded surface is aesthetic. Now we have to complete the rest of the bulkheads in order to fix the chine … Continue reading
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