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An apology for the canvas
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An apology for the canvas

The canvas cover for the bulkhead hatch did not only recive applauses. Some comments even hinted that it was not such good idea. Me however thinks that consider everything it was a good idea. Most of the critisims was that it would take to long time and that my hands would be to cold. Good seamanshi...
The cover for the hole in the bulkhead  A start.
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The cover for the hole in the bulkhead A start.

The for and aft bulkheads had hatches with hard lids. It did take to much place. The new idea is to use canvas, PVC covered polyester textile. Now a friend gave me a piece with a nice blue color, strong and fine. I fix them with shock cord. Several turns, each turn add pressure. This will protect th...
Thanks to all the generous donations.   Also a lid for the hidden sardine hatch
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Thanks to all the generous donations. Also a lid for the hidden sardine hatch

First I like to thank every one for the very kind respons to my begging for donations a lot of people have given a lot of money. Lately I have been worried about my economy as for more than two years due to corona and that my publisher refuse my manuscript. Internet have made people read less luckil...
Here is me begging for donations. Also Stovage for charts, computer and note pads with 5 mm squares
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Here is me begging for donations. Also Stovage for charts, computer and note pads with 5 mm squares

Peter wife have been baking a cake for me. The reason: I have been begging for a cake. I am running out of money because due to corona I have had no work for more than two years (except for one single video that did not pay much) and no one buys my books anymore. They are all in Swedish and out of p...
Twin keels in the outside skin, good idea or unsafe ?
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Twin keels in the outside skin, good idea or unsafe ?

In the comments some asked how I intended to attach the twin keels. 1986 I buildt my first boat of Divinycell and NM-epoxy. She had a bow centerboard and a 150 kilo bronze shallow keel. she was 4.8 meter long 15 feet. I sailed her from France to Ireland and then to Newfoundland. I had screwed and gl...
Routine work on the accomondation. Boring to watch.
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Routine work on the accomondation. Boring to watch.

Work on the accommondation is much the same from day to day. It is boring to watch but have to be done. One have to figure out future use of the spaces to devide the avaliable space into the most useful function. I have been sailing for many ears in similar sized boats and I am a man of routine. Tha...
Done, the safety belts
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Done, the safety belts

The final touches on the safety belts are now done. One less thing to do. On to next thing. For more see Yrvind.com There you can also support my project with donations. via Pay pal and Swish 0706 200 550
More NM epoxy.  I try to replace the bowline with the Carrick loop and more on the safety belt.
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More NM epoxy. I try to replace the bowline with the Carrick loop and more on the safety belt.

Today long video. As I was working on the safety belts strongpoint a knock on the door. It turned out to be more NM-epoxy. Much appriciated. I also have the idea of replacing the bowline with the Carrick loop as. The Carrick loop is a bit more safe as it is not soo easy to become undone if shaken. A...
Safety belt one more small step and some reflections on their use.
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Safety belt one more small step and some reflections on their use.

Here is one more step on the construction of the strong points for the safety belts. One commentator expressed the opinion that they were to high. For maximum safety that is true. But comfort have to be considered to if frequent use of them will be made. It is different in a car. Drives do not last ...
Four strong points for the safety belt.
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Four strong points for the safety belt.

With the bed mostly done it is time for the side compartment. While it is still space to work I do the four strong points for the safety belts. They are designed to be more than strong. They are designed to give peace of mind in a storm, like the rest of the boat. In engenering it not always strengh...
More sail area says John Welsford. Yrvind is listening.
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More sail area says John Welsford. Yrvind is listening.

In a comment yesterday John Welsford, desinger suggested that I should increase the 2.7 sqare meter sail area of the three sails to 4 square meter. I fact in the video of 6 April at 3:54 min I showed the model with three 4 square meter sails but then I got cold feet and when I changed to skipp the s...
Done, the bronze twin keels, cast and delivered. Great day, a big event.
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Done, the bronze twin keels, cast and delivered. Great day, a big event.

Today I was up early. Håkan my friend drove me to Lammhults Gjuteri to collect the cast bronze keel. A very good job had been done. We loaded the keels in Håkans van. 75 kilo each within one kilo difference an excellent result. The surfaces was nice and smouth. I plan to polish them to mirror finish...
Why balanced lug sail rig for Exlex.
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Why balanced lug sail rig for Exlex.

Wave Rover have suggested that I chose junk rig for my boat. Here is is the text for those who have problems understanding my muttering: Rigs junk, Ljungström balansed lug. Wave Rover suggested the junk rig. I have considered the junk rig. In my case what speaks against it is that I am not familiar...
Freestanding mast on deck that do not interfere with the accomodation. The bedroom in this case.
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Freestanding mast on deck that do not interfere with the accomodation. The bedroom in this case.

The original idea of the side by side masts was that they should not interfere with the accomodation. They proved excellent for downwind sailing also in combination with a bow centerboard. Now the bow centerboard is replaced by ballasted twin keels. That makes the lateral area fixed. This calls for ...
Strenght of the fillets holding the water divisions.
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Strenght of the fillets holding the water divisions.

One of the commentors said that my fillets were not strong enough. My first reaction was to ansver that they were strong enough. But after a secound of reflection I realised that I in fact did not know just how strong my fillets were. And for once I kept my big mouth shut and decided to find out. Th...
Killing a darling, once more
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Killing a darling, once more

Tonight the plans for killing once more a darling was drawn up. Calculations were made and finally I decided to go ahead. The victim was the side by side sails. They will be replaced by in line masts. The main motiv was to be able to better change the center of effort of the sail area. The new sail ...
Again more small steps for the hatches. Axel did the camera work.
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Again more small steps for the hatches. Axel did the camera work.

Here are a few more steps for the hatches. Luckily Axel the flour board man arrived at the building today for a meeting. Despite he is only 22 years old he understand how to use the telephone as a camera. Brave youths of today. For more see Yrvind.com There you can also support my project by donatio...
Today the bolts was unscrewed from the insert nuts. It went very easy.My worry had not been needed.
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Today the bolts was unscrewed from the insert nuts. It went very easy.My worry had not been needed.

Today I unscruwed the bolts from the insert nuts. It was the first time I was using Teflon spray. Previus for many years I have been useing Teflon tejp. Teflon tejp works well but it is tricky to get it right especially like here with long threads and a sleeve. With spray no need to worry that the t...
The M8 long bronze insert nuts are ready to be inserted fixed with NM-epoxy.
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The M8 long bronze insert nuts are ready to be inserted fixed with NM-epoxy.

The M8 long bronze insert nuts are ready to be inserted and fixed with NM-epoxy. To prevent epoxy to get into the threads M8 screws are in the threads. To prevent that the screws get stuck they are sprayed with Teflon spray and the the bronze threads are smeared with Vaselin. If this fails. I will h...
More on hatches. The holes for the pegs are done and tested. Everything with much margin of safety.
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More on hatches. The holes for the pegs are done and tested. Everything with much margin of safety.

More on hatches. The weight of the water in the bog hatches is about 17 kilos. This video shows how just one hole for the peg holds my weight at least 70 kilos with shoes and things in my pockets so no worries. For more see Yrvind.com There you can also support my project by donations via Pay pal an...
Textile/Epoxy strongpoints once again.
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Textile/Epoxy strongpoints once again.

Textile strongpoints are light strong cheap and easy to adapt to specieal needs. Working with composite sandwich construktion even wood and in general. A general rule is to spread out the forces as much as possible. Here I use polyester rope in NM-epoxy. I make a zeppelin loop knot and cut it gettin...
The first pegged hatches in place
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The first pegged hatches in place

The first hatches have now been placed in their position. Holes for the pegs are drilled in the side panels. It seams to work but some adjustments are needed to get good funktion. For more see Yrvind.com There you can also support my project by donations via Pay pal and Swish 0706 200 550
The long M8 insert nuts, production.
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The long M8 insert nuts, production.

There are many steps to make the 25 long M8 insert nuts. In this video Peter is showing how I do it on my Blomqvist lathe. For more see Yrvind.com There you can also support my project by donations via Pay pal and Swish 0706 200 550
The long M8 insert nuts
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The long M8 insert nuts

This is the beginning of the production of the 25 long M8 nuts. I have chosen M8 screws becouse they have more pitch compared to M6. They need fewer turns to be installed. They are also more robusts. The threads are less likely to get damaged. There are quite a few steps to make them. hopefully Pete...
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