So far so good Don but if they start knitting sweaters we may need to purge the thread
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Greetings,
Mr. H. In regards your post #2095 (holy shat!) I would think your brain is more like this...
You give me too much credit mate lol
Tongue in cheek comment I know but I can't let you get away with saying that mate. Art is a good bloke and a friend, just like you are
Let's all play nice in here
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So far so good Don but if they start knitting sweaters we may need to purge the thread
Did someone mention thread?
Greetings,
Mr. H. In regards your post #2095 (holy shat!) I would think your brain is more like this...
...and I'm not surprised Mr. A didn't recognize a disco ball. Dull sort I expect...
Disco?? What's that?????
OH! And, all this time... I thought it was loose females hurling through space around drunken/stoned males. But then, after all, many of us were here before disco-gals began to rotate around disco-guys as they grabbed wildly in attempt to become the gals sun... for at least one night.
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Matt,
I'll add some pics soon, but I've been doing a canvas project on my boat for the last month. The LZ1 is an awesome portable machine and my sewing work station is nothing compared to yours. Great job on the desk refit. You still need more work space, LOL!
The Bimini, upper help cover, seat covers, dingy and the aft enclosure are done. Now that the big jobs are done, the cap rail covers, 3 hatch covers, windless cover and boom winches are on the list for next trip.
Your gonna need the taping attachment, a good snap setter tool and lots of clamps, shears and other important hand tools.
To be honest, I did canvas work many years ago, so take this with a grain of salt, practice and don't be upset with your first couple of projects. Take on a few easy projects and take your time. I've seen your work in all that you have taken on, and your tenacious attitude will come through. The sewing part isn't that hard, if you go at it slow and persistent you'll be very happy with the results.
Best of luck, and if I can help by pictures or explaining I'll try to help you!
I'll add some pics soon, but I've been doing a canvas project on my boat for the last month. The LZ1 is an awesome portable machine and my sewing work station is nothing compared to yours. Great job on the desk refit. You still need more work space, LOL!
The Bimini, upper help cover, seat covers, dingy and the aft enclosure are done. Now that the big jobs are done, the cap rail covers, 3 hatch covers, windless cover and boom winches are on the list for next trip.
Your gonna need the taping attachment, a good snap setter tool and lots of clamps, shears and other important hand tools.
To be honest, I did canvas work many years ago, so take this with a grain of salt, practice and don't be upset with your first couple of projects. Take on a few easy projects and take your time. I've seen your work in all that you have taken on, and your tenacious attitude will come through. The sewing part isn't that hard, if you go at it slow and persistent you'll be very happy with the results.
Best of luck, and if I can help by pictures or explaining I'll try to help you!
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A combination of Black sunbrella and a tan and black striped
and I think this one that has the small black strips
http://www.sailrite.com/Sunbrella-4768-0000-Preston-Stone-46-Awning-Shade-Fabric
Yeh it takes almost as much effort to post on here as it takes building AXE, however I do spend most of my time using the trawler app so I do it on the fly or at work (on lunch break) or when I'm in bed.
I used to upload to photoshop but it takes soooo much time to do that so I just use the app with pics on my phone.
Probably explains why the pics are crap
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Ahhhh - Therein lies the quandary! i.e. When is Matt going to share how he has broken the law a physics for 24 hr. days and turned them into 34 hr (maybe even 44 hr.) days??
If he's doubled them into 48 hrs. each... well, then... Good Night Nurse!
Happy Time/Hour Daze - Art
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Ahhhh - Therein lies the quandary! i.e. When is Matt going to share how he has broken the law a physics for 24 hr. days and turned them into 34 hr (maybe even 44 hr.) days??
If he's doubled them into 48 hrs. each... well, then... Good Night Nurse!
Happy Time/Hour Daze - Art
Lol ... It's all about time zones I reckon. When y'all sleepin, I'm building, when y'all awake and I'm about to be sleepin and I be postin pics, then sleepin.
Today I had my wisdom teeth pulled out so I'm not so wise anymore. However veryyyyyy sore and grumpy :-( ... So no boat after work today. Maybe not tomorrow either. Will see how I feel.
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Havent seen any action on this thread. Hope all is well downunder,and still making progress. Look forward to your up dates
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we're all waiting for the chrisening voyage mate
G'day boys.
Sorry been crook all last week. Wisdom teeth extraction turned feral and kept me in bed all week. Dentist said something about dry sockets.
Either way wasn't up to getting to the boat. I only returned to work yesterday (Monday)
Today however; saw me collect the 450 gsm glass tape I ran out of, plus some more epoxy and I finally bit the bullet and bought some mobile scaffold. It's 4mtrs high and about 1800 long. Much safer than working off a ladder and ensures a better job as I'm not rushing and worrying about getting down instead of taking my time and doing it right.
Right tools for the job..!!
Will get back into the build in the coming days so will post updates shortly.
Thanks for keeping me true.
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This afternoon I was grinding, sanding then epoxy filleting.
Loving this scaffold so much i worked into the night. It's a lot more comfortable and it's likely moving into summer that I will be doing more of this.
Yesterday some screen protectors that I bought off eBay arrived.
I'm pretty OCD when it comes to fingerprints. Especially on electronics and screens.
These protectors are awesome.
FYI the FURUNO screen is the same size as the Lowrance HDS10.
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Loving this scaffold so much i worked into the night. It's a lot more comfortable and it's likely moving into summer that I will be doing more of this.
Yesterday some screen protectors that I bought off eBay arrived.
I'm pretty OCD when it comes to fingerprints. Especially on electronics and screens.
These protectors are awesome.
FYI the FURUNO screen is the same size as the Lowrance HDS10.
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Hahahaha yeh something like that
Once I've finished working at height I can split the module into two separate platforms and can also run say 6m long aluminium planks to give me some decent coverage at the 2m high mark. Handy when it's time to install the side windows
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Thanks Al
you're getting double the pics. Both on here and Facebook lol. Sorry mate.
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Nice lookin' bird house Hendo!
Lol yeh thanks lol
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Glad to see losing the wisdom teeth hasn`t had any effect. I enjoyed seeing the uncovered AXE in profile.
Are those little birds wrens or swallows? We had swallows try to nest on the boat, they got very upset when we took the boat out. Messy too, but very cute.
Are those little birds wrens or swallows? We had swallows try to nest on the boat, they got very upset when we took the boat out. Messy too, but very cute.
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