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Then it's across the passageway. I set the blade about 1/6 above the beam. (used the smaller hatch as a guide) I knew I might have to finish it with

When I got it up I had a pad of delaminated plywood. One 1/16" layer and about a half cross layer. Another couple of minutes with the vibrator and I

This is the new hatch reluctantly coming up. It took another couple of minutes with the vibrator (oh baby) and a couple of whacks with the deadblow h

This is the vibrating tool. I'm sure it has a real name but it's a vibrating tool. I used it to finish the corners where the circular saw couldn't g

Then it's across the passageway. I set the blade about 1/6 above the beam. (used the smaller hatch as a guide) I knew I might have to finish it with

This shows the guide block on the other side. By now I'm sweating. Gone too far to stop but really wondering what's wrong with my thinking.

This is the guide block on the right side. I put them down with 1" pin nails through 3/4 wood. This let them stick in the cabin sole just enough to

Then it's across the passageway. I set the blade about 1/6 above the beam. (used the smaller hatch as a guide) I knew I might have to finish it with

Lollygag
Sep 3, 2014

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