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29 July 2015

Press release

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for general distribution Family boatbuilding business association breaks up for good Burlington, New Jersey 22 June 2015 After a l...
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15 November 2014

Interlux Brightside

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I chose the Primekote 404/414 as primer because, at the time, I had not decided between Brightside and Perfection.  I have long referred to ...

Moving day

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24 October 2014 I have not been happy with the boat's being where it's been.  This is sort of the 'swamp' of the yard.  W...
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24 May 2014

Diana's new stemhead fitting

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I never liked the three-legged Hunter 25 pulpit and meant to replace it with something cooler from the very start.  This would mean cutting ...
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08 September 2013

Waterline stripe

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I've been getting frustrated that the progress I have been making on this boat does not look like progress; so I reached a limit recentl...
19 December 2012

Visit from Santa Claus!

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The Cherubini boat shop was graced with a visit from our very own Santa Claus on Friday, 14 December 2012.  This is James T ur rell, note...
25 August 2012

Head compartment

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In these photos this is far from being done; but I was just fooling about with the camera and took some photos of the head area to record pr...

Removing holes from aluminum spars

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One vital consideration concerning aluminum spars is that they derive all their strength from skin stiffness.  Aluminum can and will bend; b...
24 August 2012

Some inconveniences are beyond counting

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I once told my young brother-in-law, as he was building some plastic model airplane and complaining about glue on his fingertips, that to do...
29 May 2012

JC's secret system for filling deck-core rot

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I recently posted a comment responding to a core-fixing issue on the Hunter Owners Web.  I think this is valuable for most fiberglass-boat ...
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26 October 2011

The quarter berth

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The first-series H25 came with a 12-foot-long berth to port.  Having come up with the original concept for this interior when I was 14 or 1...
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