Today was productive day here in Quepos Costa Rica, but man this border just eats time. I started today off with me finishing up the cap.
The top outside edge is just rough cut, that's why it's a bit not straight, but that's an easy fix Monday.
While I was cutting foam, Harold was up front installing the front bench backrest.
Usually it's me Harold and a homeless guy working on this thing, but today the homeless guy was super drunk, so it was just the two of us today. I went ahead and finished cutting all the pieces of the borders for both sides, and the last three pieces are drying on the table, we glassed the bottom sides. While I was doing that, Harold rounded the edges of the border that we have installed and it looks massively better!
We both died about 4pm today, usually we work a bit later, but we were both out of gas. This Quepos Fishing machine is getting close to getting wet, I am going to spend an hour or so tomorrow sticking down the last cap pieces, so Monday they will be dry, we can sand everything and I think finally we'll get the border glassed. Then next week I have to do some work on the rudder / piston installation, then we are going to install the last bit of floor in the back, build the live well, put in a couple of motor breathers and somewhere in those goals, the clock is going to run out and I'm going to have to wait until October to finish