Just one year ago the Tamarack was almost sold for scrap. I can report today that Mike Litwatis has finished welding the new steel plates in the hull and installed the aft mast supports. The Tamarack has been saved from the scarp yard an is one step closer to setting sail.
(Picture: The aft mast support lowered in place with hi-lo while Mike guides it.)
Now the real works begin. After we finish priming the new steel and the remainder of the hull and cabin, the cabin floor has to be reconstructed using the original floor boards. We will examine the floor boards and add new wood as needed.
While one crew works on the interior, the small project team will continue with refinishing the bowsprit, helm pedestal and wheel.
(Right: Midshipman Sawruk is reconstructing the navigation cradle. It will be finished with oak)
(Above: Mike and Sawruk putting the finishing touches on the mast support beam)
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