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I failed miserably using the binding feeder. It does a good job but somehow I kept getting out of sync and had to do repairs that are now obvious. (

This is the old panel laid over the rough cut of the new panel. It came out close but not exact.

I failed miserably using the binding feeder. It does a good job but somehow I kept getting out of sync and had to do repairs that are now obvious. (

When I was as close as I was going to get, I stitched the outside edges to hold them together. You can sew right over the staples (I try to avoid the

My trusty LSZ-1 set up on two 6' folding tables. This gave me a large enough surface to work easily. I have also set it up on the table in the sailb

I backed the panel with cut pieces and used double edge tape at the center hold them. I stapled the outside since I cut it large so I can mark the fi

Checking the new panel with the old.

Cutting out the new panel. I used Sailrite's 24oz boat topping.

I failed miserably using the binding feeder. It does a good job but somehow I kept getting out of sync and had to do repairs that are now obvious. (

Lollygag
Oct 9, 2015

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