way, we have found out what kind of a boat: it is a H-Jolle .
We will carry out even a few measurements, perhaps our so different from the Wikimedia Commons.
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Lilly Pulitzer Inspired Fabric
Segelbootstyp: H-Jolle
way, we have found out what kind of a boat: it is a H-Jolle .
We will carry out even a few measurements, perhaps our so different from the Wikimedia Commons.
way, we have found out what kind of a boat: it is a H-Jolle .
We will carry out even a few measurements, perhaps our so different from the Wikimedia Commons.
Outlet Grill For Bird
Segelbootsbau schreitet voran
Yesterday, we again worked on the boat. Meanwhile, even some parts of the marginal seat stand renewed and also the front there are some pieces of light wood between the old ones.
have specifically begun to replace our wood deck of the centreboard case. We have cut through a thick pile lengths and on the edge a little nicked. Let's see, how the hole for the sword in there is to come.
addition we have removed a few screws from the seat and ground off the remaining adhesive residue, as far as possible.
front, where the forestay is attached, ie at the immediate top boat, we have reconstructed a part broken apart. We wondered in particular what a pulley as does the bottom of the fuselage. Is there a jib? Then there ought to be a coil, right? Or is it the mechanism for mast Place?
We are now slowly prepared draufzukleben on the skeleton back surface of wood. We have measured the stern and bow. We have but also found some particle board and we are now trying to stick to the pages. This means quite a lot of meticulous metering.
We also collect Styrofoam for the float.
What do we do with the body left behind? Since apparently sat the outboard motor. Do we get the screws out because somehow? 
Yesterday, we again worked on the boat. Meanwhile, even some parts of the marginal seat stand renewed and also the front there are some pieces of light wood between the old ones.
have specifically begun to replace our wood deck of the centreboard case. We have cut through a thick pile lengths and on the edge a little nicked. Let's see, how the hole for the sword in there is to come.
addition we have removed a few screws from the seat and ground off the remaining adhesive residue, as far as possible.
front, where the forestay is attached, ie at the immediate top boat, we have reconstructed a part broken apart. We wondered in particular what a pulley as does the bottom of the fuselage. Is there a jib? Then there ought to be a coil, right? Or is it the mechanism for mast Place?
We are now slowly prepared draufzukleben on the skeleton back surface of wood. We have measured the stern and bow. We have but also found some particle board and we are now trying to stick to the pages. This means quite a lot of meticulous metering.
We also collect Styrofoam for the float.
What do we do with the body left behind? Since apparently sat the outboard motor. Do we get the screws out because somehow?
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