ST21 'Skinnydip' build, and boating adventures, Noosa, Australia

[Eric1]

Great solution!

[topwater]

Well thought out as usual

[Aripeka Angler]

Great idea

[Fuzz]

And here I thought you were just putting in wood stop blocks............silly old me

[glossieblack]

Thanks Jaysen, Eric, topwater, Richard and Fuzz.

I spent more time today organising and cleaning the shed, and doing a dump run, than on boat building.

However on the run back from the dump I picked up the 316 stainless steel coach screws to fasten the engine mounts for the e-motor, and the rubber stops for the tiller arm.

Good to get the e-motor fixed in place.

[Eric1]

That look good Glossie.

[glossieblack]

Thanks Eric. Hope you have a great July 4, and your Frogmore stew is a hit.

[Jaysen]

I think you're going to really see the long term benefits to all the planning and thinking.

[glossieblack]

Well the shed reorganisation and clean up has morphed into a light cull of 50 years of accumulated files and stuff.

So no boat building today.

But I did find a raw seawater water filter that I had forgotten I had, and will now use between Skinnydip’s raw water seacock and diesel engine heat exchanger.

[Eric1]

I do that all the time at the shop. Get into a clean up and find stuff I forgot I had.