The Morning Tide Debris
Kevin kneels by the edge of the dinghy, inspecting the pitting on the seacock housing while Jenny sits on a weathered plank, sorting through sea beet leaves on her notebook as the sun rises.
No narrator was available, so nothing about this stretch was recorded.
Starboard seacock's worse than I thought. Pitting under the flange. Gotta dress it back before the new O-rings seat proper.
scrape corrosion from seacock flange with wire brush and emery cloth
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Use the fine grit for the finish. The salt eats metal faster than wood this year.
sketch the salt gland structure on a fresh sea beet leaf in the notebook.
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Fine grit it is. Acetone wipe after.
switch to fine emery cloth, polish the flange seating surface smooth
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Make sure it's bone dry. Any grit left will tear the seal.
stand up and walk toward the kitchen to check the waterets.
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Got a clean rag in the tool roll. Acetone tin's on the porch shelf.
wipe flange clean with rag and acetone, inspect seating surface for pits missed
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I'll check the tank while you're at it. Don't lose the light.
walk to the cottage to inspect the water tank for leaks.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.