Boat in build pics (2013 Fairline Squadron 78)

[benjenbav]

That Miele drier looks like the same model we've just installed in our utility room at home. If you ever work out how to disable the blimmin annoying alarm at the end of the program, please let me know.

The f/b dash looks awesome already.

 

[jimmy_the_builder]

That Miele drier looks like the same model we've just installed in our utility room at home. If you ever work out how to disable the blimmin annoying alarm at the end of the program, please let me know.

The f/b dash looks awesome already.

Looks really simple:

Buzzer
An audible tone sounds repeatedly
at the end of a programme.
The machine is delivered with the buzzer
switched on, but it can be switched
off (see next page).
The volume of the buzzer can be altered
(the pitch changes at the same
time).
Proceed as follows:
1. Select the programmable function
“Buzzer”(see next page,
points 1 to 6).
2. Press the “START” button. The
indicator light for “machine iron”
goes out.
3. Press the “START” button again and
keep it pressed in. The indicator
light for “machine iron”
will light up.
4. Release the “START” button when
the volume you want is reached.
5. Turn the programme selector to the
“Finish” position.
6. Switch the machine off with the
“I-On/0-Off” button.
The change to the volume has
been stored in memory.
To switch the buzzer off altogether see
the next page (points 1 to 0).
Activating and
storing in the memory
The programmable functions are activated
using the additional option buttons
in special combinations with the
programme selector to introduce extra
features not marked up on the control
panel.
1Switch the machine off and shut the
door.
Turn the programme selector to “Finish”.
2Press the “Short” and “Low temperature”
buttons in. Hold them there
and ...
3... switch the machine on by pressing
the “I-On / 0-Off” button.
4Release all the buttons.
5The “Drying” and “Cool air” indicator
lights will flash.
6Turn the programme selector to one
of the following positions:
– COTTONS / Extra dry for the function
“Correcting the drying level”
– COTTONS / Normal + for the function
“Buzzer”
– COTTONS / Normal for the
"Memory function"
– COTTONS / Hand iron r
for the function
“Anti-crease”
7If the “Machine iron” indicator light
comes on, then the chosen function
has been activated.
8Each programmable function can be
switched on or off by pressing the
“START” button:
“Machine iron” indicator light
- on = Programmable function
activated
- off = Programmable function
de-activated.
9If you wish to activate a further programmable
function, repeat steps 6
to 8. If not:
0To store in the memory:Turn the programme
selector to “Finish” and
switch the machine off by pressing
the “I-On/0-Off” button.


Cheers
Jimmy

 

[BartW]

This is a silver fabric that goes on some cabin bulkheads. ...... Boyriven who are the importer of the Maharam NY fabrics were fantastic and went way above and beyond normal service in getting this

I was on the Maharam website, do you mind telling the name of the fabric you've got ?
are you going to use Maharam fabric also for the upholstry, or is that Sunbrella ?

skipping all the beige, yes I like that.

 

[jfm]

I was on the Maharam website, do you mind telling the name of the fabric you've got ?
are you going to use Maharam fabric also for the upholstry, or is that Sunbrella ?

skipping all the beige, yes I like that.

Hi BartW. The fabric on Match2's walls/bulkheads is Maharam Tek-Wall, range = "Inset", colour = "Tinsel 001". Here http://www.maharam.com/products/tek-wall-inset/colors/001-tinsel

It's quite white looking and the silver is shiny. It will mix with white ceilings, some silver vinyl panels, and silk-laquered walnut wood. And purple cushions

External upholstery is Sunbrella (silver grey) with some www.RoyalBotania.com chairs (=white batyline on stainless steel frames) and inside upholstery is a mix of leathers, plus fabrics from www.zinctextiles.com and JAB Anstoetz = www.jab-uk.co.uk

 

[benjenbav]

Looks really simple:

Buzzer
An audible tone sounds repeatedly
at the end of a programme.
The machine is delivered with the buzzer
switched on, but it can be switched
off (see next page).
The volume of the buzzer can be altered
(the pitch changes at the same
time).
Proceed as follows:
1. Select the programmable function
“Buzzer”(see next page,
points 1 to 6).
2. Press the “START” button. The
indicator light for “machine iron”
goes out.
3. Press the “START” button again and
keep it pressed in. The indicator
light for “machine iron”
will light up.
4. Release the “START” button when
the volume you want is reached.
5. Turn the programme selector to the
“Finish” position.
6. Switch the machine off with the
“I-On/0-Off” button.
The change to the volume has
been stored in memory.
To switch the buzzer off altogether see
the next page (points 1 to 0).
Activating and
storing in the memory
The programmable functions are activated
using the additional option buttons
in special combinations with the
programme selector to introduce extra
features not marked up on the control
panel.
1Switch the machine off and shut the
door.
Turn the programme selector to “Finish”.
2Press the “Short” and “Low temperature”
buttons in. Hold them there
and ...
3... switch the machine on by pressing
the “I-On / 0-Off” button.
4Release all the buttons.
5The “Drying” and “Cool air” indicator
lights will flash.
6Turn the programme selector to one
of the following positions:
– COTTONS / Extra dry for the function
“Correcting the drying level”
– COTTONS / Normal + for the function
“Buzzer”
– COTTONS / Normal for the
"Memory function"
– COTTONS / Hand iron r
for the function
“Anti-crease”
7If the “Machine iron” indicator light
comes on, then the chosen function
has been activated.
8Each programmable function can be
switched on or off by pressing the
“START” button:
“Machine iron” indicator light
- on = Programmable function
activated
- off = Programmable function
de-activated.
9If you wish to activate a further programmable
function, repeat steps 6
to 8. If not:
0To store in the memory:Turn the programme
selector to “Finish” and
switch the machine off by pressing
the “I-On/0-Off” button.


Cheers
Jimmy

Think I died somewhere in the middle of that.

 

[jimmy_the_builder]

Think I dried somewhere in the middle of that.

Fixed it for you.

Cheers
Jimmy

 

[BartW]

The fabric on Match2's walls/bulkheads is Maharam Tek-Wall, range = "Inset", colour = "Tinsel 001".

mmm nice,

I had in mind to replace the beige soft leather ceiling textiles in BA, (another part of my colour sheme adaptions)
by Texaa, colour = Gris perle http://www.texaa.com/products/24-colours/ (we use that in OB trucks)
but I believe that Maharam is more refined, and more modern,
will have to see it in real first

 

[jfm]

I'll be happy to show you this summer BartW. So long as ellesar doesn't find out we've been discussing fabrics

 

[rwoofer]

Yup, the boat is on a trolley with a dozen big castors, and the boats move along the "production line" by dragging the trolley. The boats are all laser levelled on the trolleys to begin with, so that the fit-out guys can use ordinary spirit levels when doing internal joinery

At the end, the boats are lifted off the trolleys by a marina-style travel hoist, into a test tank, then onto a lorry

The pic below is taken from Match 1 flybridge, while she was in the test tank, showing the travelhoist and behind it Match1's trolley. (When this pic was taken they were lifting the eBay-sourced test Laser on, to finalise the chocks

That wins the award for the mankiest Laser I've ever seen. I imagine it would have cost more to get rid of it than it was worth.....

 

[henryf]

I didn't realise you had a laser dinghy on the last boat. At the boat show this year I walked past some toppers (Oh no, it must have bee somewhere else, they only had multi-million pound plastic gin joints at LIBS), and as I was telling Sharon how the topper always felt a bit soft compared to the laser I found myself contemplating a 2 storey arrangement for keeping a sailing dinghy on top of the tender

Great fun.

Lovely photos by the way, coming on nicely.

Henry

 

[MapisM]

I cannot however think of any basis to associate them with "cheap". There is no relationship between cheap boats and white decks.

Agreed.
As much as I am in the "any colour you want as long as it's black" league for caulking, I wouldn't call white cheaper.
Just curious, did really RH build any boat other than Twizzle with white caulking? What's the world's coming to...?!

 

[jfm]

I didn't realise you had a laser dinghy on the last boat. At the boat show this year I walked past some toppers (Oh no, it must have bee somewhere else, they only had multi-million pound plastic gin joints at LIBS), and as I was telling Sharon how the topper always felt a bit soft compared to the laser I found myself contemplating a 2 storey arrangement for keeping a sailing dinghy on top of the tender

Great fun.

Lovely photos by the way, coming on nicely.

Henry

Yup, sailing boats make fab toys. The RS boats work well - there's one a bit smaller than a Laser and more serious than a Topper
For mine, Laser kindly stopped the gel spray facility and put Fairline white gelcoat in, for just the one custom build. It would have a looked a bit daft with the standard ivory deck and light grey hull

 

[benjenbav]

Kicking up quite a bit of wash in that last picture. Blimmin raggies

 

[Elessar]

I'll be happy to show you this summer BartW. So long as ellesar doesn't find out we've been discussing fabrics

tis fine, I'll be in the engine room with the real men, uninterrupted.

Mock you might, but it was a revelation to find out that Bart W spends his time in OB trucks - as I did before I took to boating for a living.

Things improved when I stopped the engineer committees spending days arguing over which shade of beige to use and gave the job to a real designer. And you have to remember that a 40 ft OB truck can cost more than a 78ft boat

So I allowed the designer to choose the colours, and I accepted that the degree of success of the project was inversely proportional to the acceptability to the genius, boffin engineers.

But I did draw the line at scatter cushions........

 

[jfm]

You should see the size of the Landrover.....

Here on A14. I think they let the tyres down to get under this bridge...

 

[jfm]

I was looking at some match1 pics to get the "landrover" pics above and it occured to me that these two pics of match 1 then match 2, in similar state of undress, show the difference in cabin glazing

 

[jfm]

Kicking up quite a bit of wash in that last picture. Blimmin raggies

Wait till you see it later in the day, with the u/w lights tuned on

 

[Robg71]

That is definitly looking particularly stunning.
If you need someone to come and check your props sometime i can recomend a good diver

(No smutty witicisms please

 

[rafiki_]

I was looking at some match1 pics to get the "landrover" pics above and it occured to me that these two pics of match 1 then match 2, in similar state of undress, show the difference in cabin glazing

The glazing gives the 2 boats quite a different look. The squarer glazing on M2 makes M1 look very dated in comparison from the pix you have taken to date. I will be very interested in seeing the finished article.

 

[Bajansailor]

The glazing gives the 2 boats quite a different look. The squarer glazing on M2 makes M1 look very dated in comparison from the pix you have taken to date. I will be very interested in seeing the finished article.

Dare I admit that I am an old fuddy duddy who much prefers the old style small 'traditional' type of windows as per Match 1, rather than those large angular windows on Match 2?
Although I do admire (and am very impressed by the technology behind) these new windows, especially the 'fritting' described by JFM earlier (or on the Match 1 thread perhaps).
And like Rafiki, I am following this thread with keen interest, and looking forward to seeing photos of the finished vessel (and lots more photos of the outfit work being carried out in the meantime).