Days 48, 9/17, New wiring Part 2, cockpit drain, Gray water port replace. 8 hours

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Electric system

Continue to make new wiring system
 
 

 

 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uk1VOS49atf4KJu9dHW8fZe_oDkIsoNV/view?usp=sharing

Wiring Diagramm 




Cockpit drain

Made counted sink for flush mount drain. Used tool I made. Wooden cone with proper angle, used my CNC router to make it. Then glued sandpaper. I tried super glue, epoxy, and then Glue gun. Papered,  the best glue to do it - hot melt glue gun. It gives ability to change sandpaper pretty easy. It was not my first chose because i worried sandpaper will heat during the work and glue will not keep paper on place. In fact heat happens in localized area, not across whole surface and does not make any issues.





Gray water port

Re-bed the gray water port With 3M 4200 completed.


 


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