Jenny the shettie

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Paulsjenny
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Joined: Wed Dec 26, 2012 7:55 am
Location: Bristol

Re: Jenny the shettie

Post by Paulsjenny »

After the string you will need to put the rubber insert into the seal and this is when the tool plays it part , wel I'm hoping it does anyway ! :)
Paulsjenny
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Location: Bristol

Re: Jenny the shettie

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Wow hoo , well the windows are back in and I got a lot done on the boat this weekend , I have filed all the holes around the boat that weren't needed, who ever had the boat before either went crazy with a drill or they had a lot of equipment on the boat , also the electrics are almost there , x2 batteries , 6 gang switch board , split charge , main cut off key, a solar panel to trickle charge when I'm not with the boat , vhf radio (dsc) , fish finder with depth gage, plus all the nav lights , cabin lights are in and working . This weekend I will be fitting the engine and getting it all connected and antifoul the hull, and then hopefully taking the boat to water the following weekend :D

Some pics of work carried out .
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The dog has also been keeping an eye on what's going on , think she might want to go on the boat too!

So I will need to secure the batteries in place using timber around the base of the batteries an then a strap over the top.
I will update again soon . :D
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davidemania
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Joined: Tue Mar 05, 2013 6:15 pm
Location: Monfalcone, eastern north Italy
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Re: Jenny the shettie

Post by davidemania »

Good work!
Which kind of material is the one you used to mount switches and VHF? From the picture it seems something like MDF, if this is the case I would be careful because it easily absorbs moisture if placed in a wet environment.

The windows are very nice, did you use polycarbonate, plexiglass or what?
Paulsjenny
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Location: Bristol

Re: Jenny the shettie

Post by Paulsjenny »

Your right it is mdf , I'm hoping that the boat will be dry enough inside, the windows are sealed and the door will be sealed. If I have to i will replace after the season .

The windows are 5mm Perspex which came with the boat but can be bought from fleabay !
keithybhoy
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Joined: Fri Mar 22, 2013 6:25 pm

Re: Jenny the shettie

Post by keithybhoy »

Looks like the tool i use for fitting the chrome trim into the window rubbers on my minis :):)
rob
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Joined: Mon Sep 03, 2012 8:13 pm
Location: Northern Ireland

Re: Jenny the shettie

Post by rob »

keithybhoy wrote:Looks like the tool i use for fitting the chrome trim into the window rubbers on my minis :):)
I was thinking that, I have a mini too.....
Paulsjenny
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Joined: Wed Dec 26, 2012 7:55 am
Location: Bristol

Re: Jenny the shettie

Post by Paulsjenny »

Could well be the same it is used for the rubber insert on my windows and I guess I could put Chrome in if I wanted , I thought it was a lot of money for what it is but Im glad I bought it as the windows were a lot easier to do :D
keithybhoy
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Re: Jenny the shettie

Post by keithybhoy »

they are about £8 on the mini sport website,how much did u pay for it if u dont mind me asking :):)
Paulsjenny
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Location: Bristol

Re: Jenny the shettie

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£20 including postage !

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Paulsjenny
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Joined: Wed Dec 26, 2012 7:55 am
Location: Bristol

Re: Jenny the shettie

Post by Paulsjenny »

So been out working on the boat again , all eletrics are done , fish finder is in an working , radio is in and mmsi number in stalled , aswell as the bilge pump and auto float switch , I have now antifouled the hull 2 coats , put the cover on the back and engine and finished a few little jobs that needed doing .
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Just waiting on a steering link arm to come and we are ready for some wet stuff , I will be going down to the docks and test running her first and then down south for the rest of the season :D
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