Hull rollover late last year...
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Sealing the cedar before installing ring frames
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Sealing the cedar before installing ring frames
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Installing laminated ring frames and mast step
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Keel socket foundation structure
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Installing aft bulkhead and mizzen step
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Carbon strengthening over mooring cleat foundations
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Looking down into the sail locker. Under sole buoyancy being installed
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Bulkheads
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Applying glue before laying foam core for cabin structure
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Constructing aft coamings
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Aft coamings being installed, belting in the background.
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Fairing the cabin top
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Hull rollover late last year...
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Frequently Asked Questions
What stage of construction is Project H239 at right now?
Project H239 is in an advanced structural build phase, where key components such as bulkheads, ring frames, cabin structure, and keel foundations are being installed and reinforced.
What type of materials and construction methods are being used in Project H239?
The build includes high-quality materials such as cedar, laminated ring frames, foam core, and carbon reinforcement to ensure strength, durability, and performance for blue water sailing.
When will the Blue Water Ketch (Project H239) be completed?
While a specific completion date is not stated, the project is progressing through major construction stages, moving steadily toward cabin completion, fairing, and final outfitting before launch.
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