Hi Bernd, for bigger areas you can use the yellow bags for recyclable materials we commonly have at home here in Germany... cheaper than deepfreezing bags...........
PS. Sorry for the Spam mails... problem solved (F....ng Chinese sellers)
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Hi Carlo,
don't mention about the spam mail - I thought it was by oversight.
Until yet I haven't order something .
The yello bag is a good idea I think I have to visit the town hall to pick up a package.
I hope the the font of the yellow bag does not mirror onto my boat - otherwise people throw rubbish in it.
Explanation:
The yellow bags in Germany are especially for plastic rubbish to recycle it.
Bye
Bernd
don't mention about the spam mail - I thought it was by oversight.
Until yet I haven't order something .
The yello bag is a good idea I think I have to visit the town hall to pick up a package.
I hope the the font of the yellow bag does not mirror onto my boat - otherwise people throw rubbish in it.
Explanation:
The yellow bags in Germany are especially for plastic rubbish to recycle it.
Bye
Bernd
Playing with card board.....sometimes a crazy thing ...
I played with card board and wanted to throw away....when were was a idea....
a center console build with card board......just to have a look..
Bye
Bernd
a center console build with card board......just to have a look..
Bye
Bernd
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.....the rubrail stripes are in place....the third layer is glued.....
I had to secure the stripes with drywall screw because the stripes slided away - perhaps of too liquid glue/ resin.
I needed about 6 hours per one layer for both sides - one layer per side was 3-4 stripes.
The time is calculated :
- mixing epoxy (always 75ml a batch)
- coating each side and each stripe
- making glue with the left over
- cover the stripes
- mixing the next epoxy / glue
- cover stripes
- install the left side
- secure with screws
- taking away the too much glue
....and so on
For a first time builder I can recommend only to make one side a time -otherwise you are in hurry like I'am.
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I had to secure the stripes with drywall screw because the stripes slided away - perhaps of too liquid glue/ resin.
I needed about 6 hours per one layer for both sides - one layer per side was 3-4 stripes.
The time is calculated :
- mixing epoxy (always 75ml a batch)
- coating each side and each stripe
- making glue with the left over
- cover the stripes
- mixing the next epoxy / glue
- cover stripes
- install the left side
- secure with screws
- taking away the too much glue
....and so on
For a first time builder I can recommend only to make one side a time -otherwise you are in hurry like I'am.
Bye
Bernd[/img]
Boomer wrote:
Bernd:
You look like you already have the wind in your face.
What a good clean build.
....Thanks, in my dreams I see it sometimes floating....and during building I make sometimes jokes or other funny things - so the building becomes not boring - my wife and kids sometimes shake their heads....but thats me
Bye
Bernd
Here I'am at the moment,
- hatches mid seat installed (little work to do)
- all inside glassed, bottom double
- all inside sanded (what a work)
- tubes for electric and fuel dry installed
- box for the anchor designed and nearly finished
- box for the bilge pump designed and 50% finished
- backing plate for the bow eye installed
- reinforcements for mid seat and rear seat cut and glassed
- drain hole cut and epoxy filled
......the edges and corners are very strong - I think I overlapped too much - if you knock there it sounds like stainless steel......little bit overbuild
....hope the temperature will stay the next time until 15°C to keep on working....
I decided to do all inside work included painting job before flipping the hull for outside glassing - or don't you recommend it?
bye
Bernd
- hatches mid seat installed (little work to do)
- all inside glassed, bottom double
- all inside sanded (what a work)
- tubes for electric and fuel dry installed
- box for the anchor designed and nearly finished
- box for the bilge pump designed and 50% finished
- backing plate for the bow eye installed
- reinforcements for mid seat and rear seat cut and glassed
- drain hole cut and epoxy filled
......the edges and corners are very strong - I think I overlapped too much - if you knock there it sounds like stainless steel......little bit overbuild
....hope the temperature will stay the next time until 15°C to keep on working....
I decided to do all inside work included painting job before flipping the hull for outside glassing - or don't you recommend it?
bye
Bernd
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Hi Bernd!!! I was off for a couple of weeks, but I'm following your progresses.... of course you can finish the interior before to flip the hull I hope too for a loooong autumn with mild temperatures... but you know.. we have only two seasons in Germany: cold with leaves an cold without leaves
PS. thanks for the link...
PS. thanks for the link...
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