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2016 06 11 MastTubes 005 Wet out the 'glass, and rolled the sticky mess into a square of plastic-covered aluminum flashing material and clamped with

IMG 2518 The masthead fitting just sittin' together. The homemade tube fits into the aluminum mast. The Raymarine bolts onto the pad. Spreader ligh

2016 06 12 MastTubes 002 The three tubes are on the hot, sunny asphalt for their post cure.

2016 06 12 MastTubes 001 One of the tubes freed from its wrap and off of the mould.

2016 06 11 MastTubes 005 Wet out the 'glass, and rolled the sticky mess into a square of plastic-covered aluminum flashing material and clamped with

2016 06 11 MastTubes 004 Another view of the pinched fiberglass. This allows me to roll the 'glass and twist it tight.

2016 06 11 MastTubes 003 Pinched the pre-cut fiberglass into the tube and clamped it with hose clamps.

2016 06 11 MastTubes 002 Taped it all back together using packing tape which will serve as mould release. The strips should pop in and allow the rem

2016 06 11 MastTubes 005 Wet out the 'glass, and rolled the sticky mess into a square of plastic-covered aluminum flashing material and clamped with

DHeckrotte
Jun 11, 2016

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