Columbia Coronado 25, Руководство пользователя

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SECTION 5
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5.1 (continued)
With the sole in place proceed to cut and fit the bulkheads, V-berths, and your
other cabinets. Some of the remaining interior woodwork can also be cut and fitted
at this time. However, depending on the location of thru-hulls, bulkheads, . etc.,
the finished pieces should probably be set aside and only bonded to the hull in the
proper sequence, with the hull to deck joint, chainplate installation, and plumbing
and electrical installations.
5.1.1 Tools Required
In order to do a workmanlike job on your boat you will need certain hand tools
and power tools. They are as follows:
BAND SAW COUNTERSINKING DRILL BITS
TABLE SAW NUMBER DRILL SET
SABRE SAW TAP SET, NATIONAL COARSE
ELECTRIC HAND DRILL ACCURATE CARPENTER LEVEL
RATCHET TYPE SCREW DRIVER CHALK LINE
SMALL MITRE BOX 12' ROLL UP TAPE
MITRE HAND SAW CARPENTER'S HAMMER
HACK SAW SET OF SCREW DRIVERS
SET OF FILES SET OF WOOD CHISELS
SET OF HOLE SAWS SOCKET AND OPEN END WRENCH
SET
5.1.2 Keeling and Leveling Hull
It is suggested that you purchase your kit with the keel installed. Since the keel
represents approximately 50% of the weight of the hull it is very difficult to
handle without heavy equipment that a boat builder has available and which is not
normally available to the amateur builder. If you have not had the keel installed by
Sailcrafter then it should be installed first. This is accomplished in accordance
with Section 5.8.