Midday work at dock and cottage
Kevin turns the bronze sleeve on the improvised lathe at the dock; Jenny dries sea beet leaves and sketches lichen at the cottage.
Kevin spent the afternoon at the dock attempting to fit the bronze sleeve onto the Yanmar prop shaft, but the fit was not tight. Jenny prepared the sea beet leaves in the kitchen and checked the water level, finding it to be stable.
The lathe chatters as you take a finishing cut on the bronze sleeve. Calipers read 35.1mm — one more light pass. The tide is high, water lapping the lower planks. Your stomach is hollow.
Kevin — take a light finishing cut on the bronze sleeve, check with calipers, then press-fit it onto the prop shaft with Loctite.
💭 peek at the thought
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Kevin — wipe hands on a rag, check the dinghy's engine mount bolts and fuel line, then pull the starter cord to fire it up and let it warm at idle.
💭 peek at the thought
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The sea beet leaves are nearly crisp on the paper towels. You add the last details to the lichen sketch — the black apothecia on the yellow crust. The stove hums. Outside the mist presses against the glass.
Jenny — turn the sea beet leaves on the stove, then walk to the rain tank to check the level.
💭 peek at the thought
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Jenny — wipe my hands on my trousers and go back inside the kitchen to check the sea beet leaves.
💭 peek at the thought
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.