Midday at the cottage — bolt repair and limpets
Kevin returns from the dock with a stripped bolt problem; Jenny arrives from the tide pools with finished sketches, both hungry.
Kevin spends the midday heat at the dock focusing on the stripped threads of the Yanmar housing using the tap set. Jenny checks the tide pools but finds the water rising too quickly to forage effectively, returning to the cottage early.
You stand at the dinghy's stern, the Yanmar mounted but silent. The stripped through-bolt hole gapes in the transom wood, soft spruce fibers torn. The tap set lies on the dock planks. You need to chase the threads or find another way — but the tide is rising and the engine stays dead.
Kevin — pick up the tap set and chase the stripped through-bolt hole in the transom, cleaning the threads for the nyloc nut
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Kevin — torque all three Yanmar mount bolts to 35Nm, then lower the engine into the water and start it for the mid-tide load test
💭 peek at the thought
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You tuck the notebook under your arm, the last sketch done. Water covers the lower cluster. Your boots are wet. The path back to the cottage climbs steep through salt wind. You're hungry, and the limpets wait in the pot.
Jenny — walk up the path toward the cottage, clutching the notebook against my side to keep it dry.
💭 peek at the thought
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Jenny — enter the kitchen, set the notebook on the table, and lift the pot of limpets off the heat.
💭 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.