Galley Hatch

[Classic Finn]

Boodro.....


Damn, that looks nice.

Heikki, let this be a guide for you and I hope your hatch turns out as well!



Ok, if I can't laugh about me and my mistakes, then I guess I can't laugh about anyone elses. Darn, I thought I had a good year going. First mistake this year.................

Believe that, and I'll tell another one!

Yupper! This is an adventure I,ll never forget
Like me - I still have to get workin on my oldie trucks... I have cussed and I have laughed - Dont really know how much of each...
Persistence is the key....And Humor...ohhh I forgot to mention the word Crazy - It also helps...

Always somthing to do..... But no regrets..
Thes folks are the best....

Classic Finn

[bledsoe3]

I can understand the vertical ribs adding more strength. Does anyone have any pictures showing the actual nomenclature of the ribs. I'm assuming that the ribs are made of smaller pieces of wood and then glued and screwed?

I would imagine the same thing is done with the side walls in trying to pick up the profile desired. I guess it would be kind of a laminating effect?

Heikki, I second what Ira says. Damn, that looks nice.

Sorry for asking so many questions. I have a folder here with notes, galley references, profile drawings. I'm hoping to start a build next spring. I've still got to rewire and put in a new tranny in the Tow vehicle over the winter......

The older I get, the faster the days, weeks, months and years go by. Seems like so much to do and not enough time.....

Stan, Check this thread. http://www.tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?t=5199

[sjptak]

[quote="bledsoe3]Stan, Check this thread. http://www.tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?t=5199[/quote]

Thanks. That was worth a bookmark.