Salt & Tar: Episode 46-Mental Lightening Storms (Interior Indecision and Driveline Research)
We talk a lot in this episode about the interior. After serious research on the driveline we decide to go with a company that does this for a living. While waiting for the driveline to be made we start in on making lasting choices for the interior. Getting one full bulkhead in and the start of the dinette. Rediviva is still very much a work in progress so if you notice things missing like ports or companion way stairs it’s because we haven’t done them yet. Slowly we are chipping away at the remaining projects. It’s so amazing that she’s in the water and floating but she’s still far from being complete. This episode is a little more of the thought process behind the decisions. This is the first time we’ve ever built a boat so we are likely to make mistakes but that’s the joy of learning 😉
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