Forging ahead this weekend there was little time for blogging. Here are some quick shots of some of the progress. To date, the Cabin seat to...

The CS20 is back on its feet so to speak. Mike, Adam and Julie volunteered their arms and legs this evening to help flip the boat back over....

Trey and I just returned from sunny Islamorada Florida early this morning after some fun I-20 racing. We drove down on Friday evening and ra...

We lined the bikes up in the apartment (we have a few) today when Adam came over to work on our Ironman training schedule. We tried to follo...

On Thursday last week I went over to the design school woodshop and planed down the rudder and center thwart. This weekend, Dad and I got al...

Ready that is...to wait for the primer to dry so that we can sand and paint it. 72 hours is how long the primer must cure until we can sand ...

Thats all the epoxy she gets. No more on the bottom of the hull. Ready for a last sanding and three coats of high build System Three Yacht P...

Back to school now. We got another coat of epoxy on the hull last night using a new method that we found to work very well. We rolled the co...

Two steps forward and one step back. We got the entire hull sanded... and then decided that we needed another coat of epoxy on the entire hu...

Optimistic as we were the hull had not quite cured enough to sand until later in the evening so instead we added some epoxy filled holes dow...