These photos show where it all comes together. Individual carpenters responsible for different areas of the boat move pieces in and out of the boat to check the fit, then return the piece to their bench to continue their work. As a result, It’s often difficult to judge the progress. One week some cabinetry is in place, the next week it’s gone. But in fact it’s all making progress and coming together!
On the other hand, the mechanics and electricians do all of their work in place. Plumbing, wiring and various mechanical advices make steady and visible progress.
Air conditioner – May 2008
Door to aft head – May 2008
Anchor / bow roller – Apr 2008
Boxing in the ring frame – Apr 2008
Opening window in the dodger – Apr 2008
Fixed windows in the dodger – Apr 2008
Very slick bottom – Apr 2008
Refer boxes almost ready to be installed – Apr 2008
Boot stripes from the bow – Apr 2008
The rub rail will get a stainless cap – Apr 2008
Fresh paint makes the deck hardware pop out – Apr 2008
Freshly painted! – Apr 2008
And she’ll have a white bottom too – Apr 2008
Nomen cleat – Apr 2008
First hardware down – Apr 2008
Wide angle lens makes the cockpit look huge! – Apr 2008
Wind generator controller, alternator rectifiers, muffler – Apr 2008
Salon – Apr 2008
Electric winch solenoids above, power distribution below – Apr 2008
Forward cabin – Apr 2008
Nav station and port side of salon – Apr 2008
Freshly painted cockpit! – Apr 2008
Headliner support structure – Mar 2008
Multipurpose line exit at forward end of cabin top – Mar 2008
Galley sink and dish locker – Mar 2008
Nav station and settee – Mar 2008
Under the dodger – Mar 2008
Transom lockers before shelves – Mar 2008
Profile with dodger – Mar 2008
Joinery around head board – Feb 2008
Settee joinery on port side of salon – Feb 2008
Cabinets in the aft head – Jan 2008
The nav station takes shape – Jan 2008
Backstay (string) conflict with deck hardware? Jan 2008
Nope, no conflict when viewed from this angle – Jan 2008
Simulated backstay came from the overhead hoist – Jan 2008
Bow roller with the pulpit – Jan 2008
Closer look at the bow roller assembly – Jan 2008
Chainplates tapped and ready to be bolted – Jan 2008
Day tank and fuel system plumbing – Jan 2008
Engine exhaust pipe – Jan 2008
Boiler for hydronic space heating and domestic hot water – Jan 2008
Port primary winch motor aft the boiler – Jan 2008
Sheet and line bins aft the port utility winch – Jan 2008
Tentative deck hardware placement – Jan 2008
The deck rises towards the bow from the starboard quarter – Jan 2008
Rudder post with gator and quadrant – Dec 2007
Forward head without joinery – Dec 2007
Salon looking aft to the galley – Dec 2007
Engine access from port side – Dec 2007
Positioning the deck hardware on the port quarter – Dec 2007
Spacious cockpit – in the shade! – Dec 2007
Cockpit viewed from the transom – Dec 2007
Galley inboard counter slides forward for engine access – Dec 2007
Joinery for the aft head – Dec 2007
Toilet installed in forward head – Nov 2007
Bookshelves installed to starboard of the mast – Nov 2007
Joinery frames installed in the galley – Nov 2007
Looking aft to the companionway – Nov 2007
Forward cabin – Nov 2007
Stainless fuel manifold – Nov 2007
Salon viewed from the galley – Nov 2007
Bow locker – Nov 2007
The deck is lowered onto the hull – Oct 2007
Main water tank is in place – Oct 2007
Starting to fit the top of the ring frame – Oct 2007
Engine room insulation – Oct 2007
Platform for the washer/dryer – Oct 2007
Plastic shroud contains dust when fairing the hull – Oct 2007
Manifold for cockpit and lazarette drains – Oct 2007
Engine shaft log glassed in – Oct 2007
Starboard side of forward bunk – Sep 2007
Aft face of forward bunk – Sep 2007
Inboard bulkhead of aft head – Sep 2007
The forward bunk will mate into this small bulkhead – Sep 2007
Engine and shaft in place – Sep 2007
A last look before the deck goes on – Sep 2007
Looking down into the salon, aft head and aft cabin – Sep 2007
Cable tie pads for wiring – Sep 2007
Looking aft through the companionway and engine compartment – Sep 2007
The shower is dropped into the forward head – Sep 2007
V1 chain plate – Sep 2007
Settee joinery – Aug 2007
Battery boxes installed – Aug 2007
Checking the fit of the forward bunk – Aug 2007
Outboard galley cabinets – Aug 2007
Forward bunk mockup – Aug 2007
Bow thruster installed – Aug 2007
Mocking up the location of the fuel filters – Jul 2007
Fuel tanks installed – Jul 2007
Pristine bilge! Jul 2007
Fuel tanks about to be installed – Jun 2007
Hull installed in the new building – Jun 2007
Lower portion of ring frame – May 2007
Alternators mounted to sled and engine mounts – May 2007
Engine bed – DWL means Design Water Line – Apr 2007