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2016 03 08 LazaretteHatch 001 Making new stainless steel backup plates for the Perko lifts. The machine screws are tapped into the stainless, no nut
2016 03 15 LazaretteHatch 001 Done and installed.
2016 03 08 LazaretteHatch 002 Ready for installing the lifts.
2016 03 08 LazaretteHatch 001 Making new stainless steel backup plates for the Perko lifts. The machine screws are tapped into the stainless, no nut
2016 03 07 LazaretteHatch The ballast locates a dam against which to pour filler to bring the bottom of the hatch down to the correct thickness.
2016 03 05 LazaretteHatch 003 Laminating the bottom skin, fiberglas roving in epoxy. The spring stick and the ballast force the perimeter tight to t
2016 03 05 LazaretteHatch 001 The finished core.
2016 03 04 LazaretteHatch 001 Fiberglass roving in epoxy and a lamina of 1/2" end grain Balsa. Ballasted with 2 1/2lb lead ingots for clamping and m
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2016 03 08 LazaretteHatch 001 Making new stainless steel backup plates for the Perko lifts. The machine screws are tapped into the stainless, no nut

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