yayeric

G Hey everyone, Starting to think about coating my trailer chasis and home made hinges and door latches. I would prefer to stay away...

Building the remaining pieces for the galley. Need additional storage for cups and what not First to do was test fit some cardboard...

Clean up time. I wish I scraped the spillage flat when it was still wet, but I was exhausted after it taking unexpectingly long...

Using Raka's thicker epoxy to attach everything, no fiberglass. The first layer of fiberglass epoxy was previously sanded - I resanded...

Next, added a small 45° edge to the perimeter of the trim. This small addition really made the individual pieces 'pop' Before After...

I needed even more dowels. Also, learned how to use t a drum sander, which saved an amazing amount of time. Still took 5 hours though...

As usual, everything takes longer than I anticipate. Finished getting all the trim fitted. The dowels really helped with this, it...

Thanks! The errors were the best way to learn. I learned the hard way that it's best to practice on scrap before the real thing - would...

And, now I am waiting until Tuesday to check the molds. One of the galley roof bits doesn't like to hold it's shape, so I made a old...

And now we're back to now - Adding the exterior trim. Bought some cheap and rough boards, resawed them 1/4" thick and planed them flat...

Sconces were installed. Used threaded brass inserts again, allowing it to be detached and reattached with ease whenever, if ever I, need it

Running a test of the door and the canary trim. I like the red and green combo

Added some walnut trim. I thought it could look pretty dumb going into this pattern, but I'm surprised how well it turned out

Building drawers. I did 1/4" inch cuts, with 1/4" spacing all around. Easy to router with only 2 bits. These went together very easily...

Creating a window. A bit trickier than I initially thought. I wanted a window that met the following 1) Blocked the rain, had to open...