BUILDING A HARD DODGER Pt 2 - SAILING FOLLOWTHEBOAT Ep 107
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All was going well until ‘Big Boss’ decided our design looked wrong. So off with the forward struts, and back to the drawing board.
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After months of trying to come up with a hard dodger design which is going to be practical for our passage to the PNW, it was finally starting to take shape…
With the agreed template in hand, Ton and Tui got to work immediately on fabricating the honeycomb and fiberglass construction.
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Meanwhile, we came up with a great excuse for a day out of Krabi Boat Lagoon marina and headed off for a quick trip to Malaysia to renew our Thai visas! Back in Krabi, our carpenters worked with the stainless steel team to add strength to the design…
With an appointment we couldn’t afford to miss, we sailed off to Koh Lanta, leaving Ton in charge of carpentry and Lek in charge of stainless. Would they be able to get on with the project without us being there? Find out in next week’s episode!
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