110 Cookson Lane | Whitefield, ME 04353 | 207-232-7600 | tim@lackeysailing.com
In areas of the main cabin and galley, I continued work on new bulkhead tabbing, beginning with new epoxy fillets where the bulkheads in question conjoined the hull or deck. Because I found that my epoxy supplies were lower than expected (more would be arriving here Monday), I didn't think I'd have enough to fillet and tab all the remaining bulkhead sections that I'd prepared tabbing for, so I started with several select areas to see where I ended up.
Once the fillets were in place and partially cured, I installed two layers of biaxial tabbing.
The remaining areas of the main cabin--mainly at the forward end of the starboard berth and the after portion of the galley--would have to wait to be retabbed, as I decided I didn't have enough epoxy left to see the job through. I'd continue once I got my new supplies. Meanwhile, I took care of a few minor chores to set me up for the beginning of next week.
Total Time on This Job Today: 3.5 hours
