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Construction and voyages of a Tiki 21 in the Pacific Northwest, USA

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Main hatches sanded, platforms done

September 28, 2010 scott builders, construction, Mike D., Scott V.

Mike and I — both quasi-sick — put in a couple hours assembling the main hatches (countersunk machine screws, attached[…]

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Platform bottoms and hatch progress

September 21, 2010 scott builders, construction, Liam, Mike D., Scott V., Thomas

Thomas and Kevin re-joined the mayhem tonight.  Through banter about poking dead things and other facets of our technological age,[…]

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Main hatches reinforced

September 15, 2010 scott builders, construction, Mike D., Scott V.

Mike and Scott met at Matt’s to mix up some glue and get the main hatches reinforced.  September is proving[…]

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Dismantling for the first time

August 17, 2010 scott construction, Julian, Kevin, Mike D., Scott V., Thomas

More photos After an extended sea trial, the Tiki 21 emerged this evening from the Pacific and was disassembled on[…]

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Hulls primed, rudders ready

July 20, 2010 scott builders, construction, Enzo, Francesca, Liam, Matt, Mike D., Scott V., Thomas

Some great photos! While non-curing paint maladies caused us to miss our sea trials deadline (7/17), we’ve made a lot[…]

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Jib made, tramp cut

July 2, 2010 scott builders, construction, Cora, Scott V.

Cora helped Scott measure and cut the trampoline material that arrived yesterday. It was easy to cut with pushed open[…]

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Platform proceeds & main making

June 29, 2010 scott builders, construction, Kevin, Matt, Mike D., Scott V., Thomas, zander

Dual tiki teams spun into action tonight as the July 17 sea trial date approaches.  Mike worked solo in Ballard,[…]

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Platform production party

June 15, 2010 scott construction, Julian, Matt, Mike D., Sam, Scott V., Thomas

Working en masse in Matt’s capacious Ballard boatworks (garage), we rapidly assembled the pre-coated and cut platform pieces that Mike[…]

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Beams blocked and 1st-coated

June 8, 2010 scott builders, construction, Mike D., Scott V.

Mike and Scott glued on the beam blocks with microfiber-epoxy paste, then painted a first coat on the remaining side[…]

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Blackened beams and tillers

June 1, 2010 scott builders, construction, Scott V., Thomas

Thomas and I put a first coat of glossy black Easypoxy on 1/2 of the beams, as well as the[…]

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