I finished this boat for an owner who started the build and then was unable to get back to it for about 5 years. It has soft padeyes, an upgraded seat, and perimeter lines.
Length: 14 feet 5 inches
Beam: 25.5 inches
Weight: ~30 pounds
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6/10/20 - The boat is done!
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Pygmy Pinguino 145 PD
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Pygmy Pinguino 145 PD
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Pygmy Pinguino 145 PD
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5/10/20 - The project begins.
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5/11/20 - The starboard side sheer seam is filled with epoxy and fiberglass tape.
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5/12/20 - The port side sheer seam is filled with epoxy and fiberglass tape.
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Gaps between panels are filled with epoxy.
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5/14/20 - The Hull is half sanded.
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Sanded and ready for fiberglass.
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Fiberglass cloth is laid on the hull.
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5/14/20 - The glass is saturated with epoxy.
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5/15/20 - A fill coat of epoxy is applied.
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5/19/20 - The deck is sanded smooth.
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Fiberglass cloth is laid on the deck.
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5/20/20 - The fiberglass is saturated with epoxy.
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The hatches are cut out.
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Footbrace studs are installed.
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5/25/20 - Bulkheads are epoxied in place.
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5/27/20 - The coaming riser is epoxied into place.
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5/28/20 - The hull is sanded.
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5/28/20 - The hull is sanded.
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5/29/20 - The coaming lip is epoxied in place.
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5/30/20 - The coaming is ready for fiberglass.
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The glass is saturated with epoxy.
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5/31/20 - The coaming is given epoxy fill coats.
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6/3/20 - The first coat of varnish is applied to the hull.
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6/5/20 - Several coats of varnish have been applied.
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6/9/20 - The deck rigging and seat are installed.
Link to full construction gallery.