More of a resurrection than a restoration, the priest has performed the last rights and the corpse has been interred

https://youtu.be/Uv1KkP-1uew?si=ne9fcP7bhW1LLWSU

Always fancied one of these. It was on my list when I bought the Waverider (Shakespeare) I think the Waverider was better suited to what I wanted it to do, particularly on a lumpy sea. The GT is very flat bottomed compared to the Waverider. This one appears to have a good original interior which is ...

Suddenly gone a bit off piste, going around the UK via France
https://youtu.be/YpDracscmKg?si=uyqMy3h7XoPMxjPq

Access is your biggest challenge. If you have enough room then a nut splitter may work: https://www.toolstation.com/nut-splitter-set/p80007 Otherwise a hacksaw blade carefully alongside the thread down the length to cut the side off the nut or a dremel with a cutting disc with plenty of pauses to le...

Once again I'm giving very early notice to give the best chance of a good number of entries, if you'd like to come please get the date in your diary and post your entry ASAP. Alternatively on line entry via the CMBA website which is now live:https://www.cmba-uk.com/events/ivy-lake-test-day-2024/ ‘La...

Part 23 now available
https://youtu.be/4tn1OBpuI_4?si=q3mUJdtMEybvzH-g

Great progress, well done.
I used rot proof ribbed polypropylene carpet from Toomer and Hayter when I did my boat. You may find it cheaper elsewhere though, they're not cheap.

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Part 22 now available
https://youtu.be/j-ywyYZ73q4?si=ttMzDGL4LW_1nqOp

Good progress. Regarding the stuck screw, you could use a dremel type multitool with a fibre cutting disc to cut a slot in the end of the screw to hold it whilst undoing the nut but really you may as well just plough on and cut the nut off with the disc.just go careful and pause occasionally to let ...

Welcome to the forum, nice looking boat, should go well with the right motor about 90hp. The steering wheel will typically be located on a taper with a keyway secured with a nut under that cross shaped centre plate. The trick is to loosen but not remove the nut. Grip the wheel and pull it whilst a g...