Sorting out the Grey Shed / Workshop and putting more chocks under the hull to make it more stable to work on the boat

Put more chocks under the hull and put the original chocks further forward to stop the hull from twisting. 


Just got to tie the chocks together to make sure they do not move out when working on the boat.


Got some thin plywood in the back of the boat to make patterns of the parts we need to make as we go along with the restoration. 


A large pile of patterning plywood this will soon be turned into patterns for the parts we need to make on the work benches down each side of the boat.


This work bench needs sorting out so we can make up new parts to go into the boat as we progress on the restoration.


These are all the teak floorboard out of Chance that need to go back in her over the next few weeks when we have time to go over to her and get them out of our Mai Star II restoration shed/workshop.


There is another pile in the workshop of the other floorboards which are not teak and were in parts of the interior which were covered with other material.

 

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