<jhargrovewright2@ ...> wrote:
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> 180 kilograms = 396.832072 pounds
No carbon in it, so it could have been lighter. However, I put two of the three pieces together today and it looks awfully skinny and there is a lot of unsupported hull. Will do some tests but may end up using a couple of round tubes to attach it to the beam instead of the ropes I was planning on. Will take the bathroom scales tomorrow and get a more accurate ;-) weight of the lee hull bits and the ww hull which is almost ready to turn over to do the foam bows. Progress will slow down a bit as I have to figure out how to get all three parts of the lee hull identical. They bent differently due to a) lighter laminate on the end pieces and b) the overlap in the centre piece is off centre.
Photos of two thirds of the lee hull with decks temporarily bent in the Photos section. Bit less than 2/3rds as there is still a metre/40" of foam/glass to go on the
end. Spread sheet of hours/costs also updated.
rob