While in Port Townsend I stopped by the
Chandlery and picked up a pull ring and a closed anchor chock.
The anchor chock will go on the bow.
The pull ring was an easy install, so I did that today.
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Measured and knifed out before applying a chisel |
The removal of material wasn't too bad. Forstner bits are great for hogging out material. I had to go deeper than I thought to get the entire pull ring in there.
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Dry fit |
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Ugly shot of the removed material |
I didn't get any pictures, but I coated that liberally with epoxy and filled the screw holes.
After it set up a bit, I installed the pull ring and the screws. It'll cure right in there.
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Finished! |
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