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Double-sided Mizzen Sheet, Downhaul and Snotter. Mainsheet Traveler.
The cut-outs will be sheet bags.
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Its been fun to take a break from sanding and figure out the deck layout.
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Tack, Main Halyard, Downhaul, Snotter, Spin Halyard

Starboard seat and oarlock glued in, rounded over and carbon tape applied.
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Nice write-up from Jackie but I might be in trouble with the Potter Yachters for disparaging remarks. Hope I don't get jumped at a microcruiser event.
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prime

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Santa Rosa

It was one of the last years the Gherini family was still running an Elk hunt so the roads around the island were off limits to hikers. We were lucky enough to get a ride from a park service vehicle...

We arrived five days before the lobster season opened so were not able to have fresh bait, but I was determinded to try it.
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We were lucky enough to visit Santa Rosa Island during a spectacular week of weather in late September 2008. The Island Packers boat delivered us, our kayaks, and a pile of gear from Channel Islands...

Hatchboards sorted.
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Locker lids hinges and gaskets sorted.
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Hull and cabin top are one! Out of over 170 CNC-cut parts, there are only 3 left.
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Good knot stuff, thanks.

And every boatyard needs a gantry. Even the micros.
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The acrylic windows are flush and not designed to take fasteners. But there is a bit of curve in that panel. Currently exploring clamping options.
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The cockpit floor is ready to glue in.
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People are starting to ask what the boat is made of as the Okueme is turned white.
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Switch panel.
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I got a bunch of magnets from mcmaster to figure out magnetic cockpit latches. They are surprisingly strong!
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These will through-bolt to the carbon ring frames.
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This is a carbon strap supporting the lifting pad eyes.
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In the mean time I'll stick with a bowline and seized tails. Here's the main snotter.
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