Few things done

[Oldboat]

Glassing transom crown and bulkhead putting a reveal around it to match cap for rub rail

[Oldboat]

Got my front anchor hatch in and I have 2 vents that will be up under the cap overhang so u won’t see them. Getting some primer on

[dirtwheelsfl]

I dont see any empty beers in that sunset shot...

[Oldboat]

Originally Posted by dirtwheelsfl

I dont see any empty beers in that sunset shot...

Trust me they are there

[uncleboo]

Nice work!

[Vezo, Part II]

Very nice work. I just spent a ton of time, and forking cash on an anchor hatch, trapezoid, only to find that the locker does not have enough depth to set the shank down vertically on my 20 MA. Live and learn. Sure looks useful. What a waste.

Keep it up! Looking good!

Vezo, Part II

[Oldboat]

Can you customize the anchor to fit. Little cutting and welding.

[DonV]

Drilling holes is fun!!!!

Did you think about putting the hinges on the side?

[wattaway2]

Put mine on the side so I didn’t have to reach so far to close it also made a cutout for the rope

[Oldboat]

I like it strait on and the friction hinges keep it up . I have 300 feet of anchor line that will stack up real nice around my pvc anchor holder will be fast and quick for moves. I have a lot of room to the sides were I can keep my 6 docking line for the Bahamas and keys out of the way. I am very happy with my 3 Gulfsream hatch’s and another thing a did not have time to build. I don’t think I could make them with time and materials for what they cost and they are very good quality. You did a nice job on yours. Should be easier to anchor in rough seas with out the step and not bending down to dg out of locker. I have 3 vents that will hide under the cap overhang . Capt chuck brought to my attention about mold hoping it will help.