The Cape Dory Board

I am in the process of replacing them with silicon bronze oval headed machine screws.

The 36 next to me for the winter (Nutmeg) has a tiller.

when I took the steaming / decklight off my 36 it took the same bulbs that were in the cabin lights. I replaced the steaming light with an LED fitting. Hope to see you the weekend before memorial day weekend at the second annual Cape Dory Rendezvous in St Michaels this spring! we had 5 cape dory 36'...

I have seen two 27's with an anchor roller. they looked ok to me!

In my 36, I added 4 inches of foam blueboard inside the icebox and then glasses it over.

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I have a bronze 24" opening hatch that I plan to install in the sole of the cockpit in my cd36. I did something similar in my cd30

I just wanted to throw this out there so that it starts getting put on calendars. We are confirmed for the 2025 Cape Dory Rendezvous at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St Michaels The site is reserved for May 16-18 (the weekend between memorial day weekend and mothers day weekend. I have start...

I intend eventually to convert my CD36 to a tiller.

I previously converted my CD30 to a tiller.

-Thad

If money is no object, there is no reason not to install vacuum panels inside the box. these are thin, they are expensive (but not too bad). a 1" thick panel adds R-40 insulation

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Chesapeake bay friends, Next weekend, May 10-12, is our rendezvous in St Michaels at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum. The dockmaster has told me that there are still docks available. I hope to have the largest gathering of Cape Dories since the 90's. If you have not yet committed to being there, ...

I think I fixed it...

Anchors and Oars in Grasonville, Md sells used teak. They are a great resource!!!

I cast it last week and installed it this weekend. lets see if this works

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I love my Force 10 seacook, and buy every one I can find for my friends. It is by far the most used cooking tool in my boat