Day 5 July 29 2012
 3:00 spent

 Wiring the boat together
By Peter Selfors

I cut wires so I could wire the pieces of the boat together.

This is a picture of  the bottom of the boat wired together.

This is a picture of  the sides of the boat wired together.

This is a picture of  the inside of the boat wired together.

Day 4 July 27 2012 
Hours spent 2:00

Gluing the sheer clamps to the sides of the boat
By Peter Selfors

First I had to put gloves on so epoxy wouldn't get on my hands.

Then I glued it together and clamped it.

Day 3 July 22 2012

3 and a half hours spent
By Peter Selfors

I sanded down the bottom and the sides of the boat.

I also sanded down any extra epoxy.

Day 2 July 20 2012

Hours spent 2 
By Peter Selfors

On the second day I glued the sides of the boat together and the sheer clamps together [sheer clamps make it so that you connect top and the sides of the boat together].

This is a picture of the mustered consistency epoxy that we mixed in an empty yogurt can. 

This is the picture of the jigsaw like ends

I screwed in a board were I glued together the jigsaw like ends to have a better glue.

Day 1 July 19 2012
Hours spent 1
By Peter Selfors

Gluing the bottom of the boat together.

I had to mix epoxy resin, hardener and cell-o-fill together until it was a mustard consistency. Then I spread it on the jigsaw like ends and put the pieces of the bottom of the boat together.