Cedar walls in galley.

Galley shelves

Drawers in stateroom.

Drawers

Galley finishing's

Shelves in closet in stateroom with water storage  

Shower pan. Plywood base with glass and epoxy. Cedar shims added to give slope towards drain.

Completed pan not yet painted.

Kitchen cabinets

Ice box. Intend on using block ice, but may install a cold plate.

Cutting board top of ice box. 

Galley cabinet doors

More doors galley

Ice box made of plywood

Many overlapping and taped Foam to be added to ice box

At this time I would like to point out, that I have been working on this project for about 10 years. I  have not lost interest in it and I am continuing to work on it. I lost two years due to Sandy, the major storm the Northeast had 5 years ago, at which time I may have worked on the boat maybe 10 days total. I have not kept up with this Blog and my progress on the boat far exceeds the posts on this site.  At this point I am going to post some pictures showing progress and at some time I will go back and explain what I did. Bottom line is my time is better spent on the building of the boat at this point. I would love to get into detail of every aspect of the construction of this boat, however it seems that life just gets in the way.  I will however attempt to keep up on construction pictures and answer any questions or comments the viewers may have. Thanks for following. Joe

Built  two water tanks with about 160 total gallon capacity. Used plywood with baffles. Then clothed the corners and coated inside and out with epoxy. 

Tank shape to fit with the boat design.

Will set on top of keel an conform to the bottom of the hull.

Water tested

Painted the exterior

Inspection Ports

Tanks set

Tanks set below galley floor. Two water tanks I built and a forward plastic tank for grey water. This view if from forward looking back towards the center of the boat.

Decks all covered with 3 layers of 3/8" plywood. First layer is MDO and the other two Douglas- Fir  Ruby checking out the nailing pattern