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OK, OK - its not painting, but I took an opportunity while waiting for primer to dry (cure?) to put 3 coats of epoxy with graphite on the rudder blade. I decided I will not paint it, and avoid having...
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OK, OK - its not painting, but I took an opportunity while waiting for primer to dry (cure? To put 3 coats of epoxy with graphite on the rudder blade. I decided I will not paint it, and avoid having to re-paint when it inevitably strikes the ground. Still need to coat the top edge. And here is the current state of painting. I have finished 3 coats off-white Interlux Brightsides on the inside of the transom and the seat longitudinals, and the inside of the cabin (the latter was not fun to paint!
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I haven't worked on my SCAMP project since June - several backyard projects were completed (one more than I planned, which is a first), the chickens are in the new coop, and just started laying a couple weeks ago. Atta-girls! Also, I have been thinking about several decisions to be made for my SCAMP - color scheme, additional modifications I might want to make, name. Still not sure about color, I do have some ideas for a few mods, but I have decided on her name. First task was to glue the mast trunk to b...
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I will be adding a manual bilge pump, mounted to the starboard seat longitudinal. Above, you can see the intake strainer which is in the sump area between bulkhead 7 and 8 (on the left), and the output is a through hull into the upper aft end of the centerboard trunk. The inner trunk is being held against the bottom with spacer blocks and wedges, and the spreader stick is putting pressure on the joint with bulkhead 5 on the other side of the trunk (longitudinal). The tubing was flared using a standard fl...
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Fairing, more sanding, paint! After much sanding to get a smooth surface, I turned to fairing. I used West 410 low density filler, plus some graphite for the fairing compound. This worked well, and was pretty easy to sand. Here, the lump where the garboard glass lapped onto the bottom is being faired, as well as the lapping of the garboard glass at the stem. After sanding the fairing compound, the plan was to put on one more coat of graphite epoxy, one coat of clear epoxy, and then paint. Layed out the p...
Getting ready for final paint - Craig's SCAMP build
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Getting ready for final paint. Well, this is the long overdue post, but between trying to make progress and the on-going kitchen remodel, time has been short for documentation. Unfortunately, I didn't get any shots of turning her over, but here is the before picture. 4 friends helped lift and turn, to avoid rubbing the straps against the not-yet-quite-cured topsides and bottom paint. It will be very hard to paint the back of the top plank after the coamings are installed, so I did this before. Here, the ...
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Sailing Scamp 284: Pictures from the Small Craft Academy and Palooza Crooza
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A journey to sail Scamp number 284. A blog about SCAMP ( Small Craft Advisor Magazine Project. Boats Covering the build, sailing the boat and the scamp community that has formed around this little portly boat. Thursday, July 23, 2015. Pictures from the Small Craft Academy and Palooza Crooza. Howard Rice and John Welford put on a small craft skills academy July 18 and 19. During the academy, I learned a lot about the scamp and how to sail her. We deliberately capsized a GigHarbor Boatworks. The Palooza Cr...
Sailing Scamp 284: Bronze ring for centerboard cover removal
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A journey to sail Scamp number 284. A blog about SCAMP ( Small Craft Advisor Magazine Project. Boats Covering the build, sailing the boat and the scamp community that has formed around this little portly boat. Sunday, July 26, 2015. Bronze ring for centerboard cover removal. While in Port Townsend I stopped by the Chandlery. And picked up a pull ring and a closed anchor chock. The anchor chock will go on the bow. The pull ring was an easy install, so I did that today. Ugly shot of the removed material.
Sailing Scamp 284: Lettering!
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A journey to sail Scamp number 284. A blog about SCAMP ( Small Craft Advisor Magazine Project. Boats Covering the build, sailing the boat and the scamp community that has formed around this little portly boat. Thursday, July 2, 2015. I ordered some vinyl lettering from DIYLettering. Lindsey helped me decide on fonts and placement. It arrived today and I installed it with no problems. Looks very nice, I think. And certainly I need some tent material, but I'm going to cut a pattern with a tarp.
Sailing Scamp 284: December 2014
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A journey to sail Scamp number 284. A blog about SCAMP ( Small Craft Advisor Magazine Project. Boats Covering the build, sailing the boat and the scamp community that has formed around this little portly boat. Thursday, December 25, 2014. Christmas sanding and drilling. Today I was able to sand down the seats and drill the holes for the motor mount. For christmas, I was given a drill guide. It's really too cold to do much epoxy work. Sunday, December 21, 2014. Wiring runs to the back of the boat. Bottom ...
Sailing Scamp 284: March 2015
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A journey to sail Scamp number 284. A blog about SCAMP ( Small Craft Advisor Magazine Project. Boats Covering the build, sailing the boat and the scamp community that has formed around this little portly boat. Monday, March 30, 2015. A Scamp Coloring Book. I thought I had my mind made up with paint colors, but as time goes by I keep changing my mind. I sat down at my computer with images taken from the official scamp plans and came up with a couple of coloring book pages. But it won't take very big files.
Sailing Scamp 284: January 2015
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A journey to sail Scamp number 284. A blog about SCAMP ( Small Craft Advisor Magazine Project. Boats Covering the build, sailing the boat and the scamp community that has formed around this little portly boat. Monday, January 26, 2015. The weather stayed nice so I did some more work. I didn't get any pictures, but I ran some finger fillets around the underside of the the deck. Now it should be well sealed against water. Quincy painted the inside of the cabin sides, so they were ready to install. The next...
Sailing Scamp 284: Temporary oarlock tent pole holders
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A journey to sail Scamp number 284. A blog about SCAMP ( Small Craft Advisor Magazine Project. Boats Covering the build, sailing the boat and the scamp community that has formed around this little portly boat. Tuesday, July 7, 2015. Temporary oarlock tent pole holders. I didn't want to mount the bronze oarlocks I bought from Duckworks. Permanently to the coamings until I knew exactly where I wanted them. Trex blocks with a slot. Mount the oarlocks to the blocks. Shot of the tent pole. Lesson learned: tet...
Sailing Scamp 284: November 2014
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A journey to sail Scamp number 284. A blog about SCAMP ( Small Craft Advisor Magazine Project. Boats Covering the build, sailing the boat and the scamp community that has formed around this little portly boat. Friday, November 28, 2014. It's been cold; I've been busy. It's been cold and I've been busy, so I haven't gotten too much done lately. I was able to glue in the eyelets. I decided to put 6 on each side of the seat wells. They should work well for bungie tie downs. Gluing the eyelets to B5. 6) 1 1/...
Sailing Scamp 284: Gunwale protectors
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A journey to sail Scamp number 284. A blog about SCAMP ( Small Craft Advisor Magazine Project. Boats Covering the build, sailing the boat and the scamp community that has formed around this little portly boat. Saturday, July 4, 2015. This is a step I had long been putting off. Long ago, I had cut myself 2x 14' 3/8" x 1 1/4" ipe runners from the edges of a 14' long hand rail that I had been saving for awhile. It was going to be beautiful. Depot had an acceptable 16' piece of Trex with grooves in the side.
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OK, OK - its not painting, but I took an opportunity while waiting for primer to dry (cure? To put 3 coats of epoxy with graphite on the rudder blade. I decided I will not paint it, and avoid having to re-paint when it inevitably strikes the ground. Still need to coat the top edge. And here is the current state of painting. I have finished 3 coats off-white Interlux Brightsides on the inside of the transom and the seat longitudinals, and the inside of the cabin (the latter was not fun to paint! I am inst...
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