Re: [bolger] Bolger Cartopper progress
I've been using a very cheap laser level as a long straight edge for
checking measurements. It's good for about 1/16th inch in twenty feet. (1
mm in 6 m if you must)
Roger
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checking measurements. It's good for about 1/16th inch in twenty feet. (1
mm in 6 m if you must)
Roger
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From: <catboat15@...>
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Sent: Monday, June 20, 2005 12:39 AM
Subject: Re: [bolger] Bolger Cartopper progress
> Tacked on the sides, bottom, transom and stem today. Stood back and looked
> it over and found my dog has a straighter rear leg than my boat. Took some
> photos anyway hope to post soon. Tomorrow start checking measurements, the
> levelness of my yard and assembly stands to find where things got crooked.
> (I
> think one thing went off was my Spanish Windlass hung up a bit on the
> cleats I
> added and pulled in one side more than the other) Job for early morning
> tomorrow, to check and find out. Maybe that is why Payson in his article
> in WB said
> to check things over before opening the epoxy can. LOL.
Tacked on the sides, bottom, transom and stem today. Stood back and looked
it over and found my dog has a straighter rear leg than my boat. Took some
photos anyway hope to post soon. Tomorrow start checking measurements, the
levelness of my yard and assembly stands to find where things got crooked. (I
think one thing went off was my Spanish Windlass hung up a bit on the cleats I
added and pulled in one side more than the other) Job for early morning
tomorrow, to check and find out. Maybe that is why Payson in his article in WB said
to check things over before opening the epoxy can. LOL.
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it over and found my dog has a straighter rear leg than my boat. Took some
photos anyway hope to post soon. Tomorrow start checking measurements, the
levelness of my yard and assembly stands to find where things got crooked. (I
think one thing went off was my Spanish Windlass hung up a bit on the cleats I
added and pulled in one side more than the other) Job for early morning
tomorrow, to check and find out. Maybe that is why Payson in his article in WB said
to check things over before opening the epoxy can. LOL.
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