August 6, 2015 Hours spent building to date: 1,273
Free at last! Every piece of the hull has been bonded, epoxied, glued, coved, tabbed and affixed to every other piece.
This has taken much more time than I anticipated, but I just figured out the supplies : the bonding phase consumed 225 YARDS of biax and woven fiberglass tape, 3 gallons of liquid epoxy and 42 tubes of Thixo. If someone would have laid out the tape two and a quarter times up and down a football field two months ago and said, “Okay, there you go, start bonding,” I think I would have asked for the location of my nearest Ranger Tugs dealer.
I happen be a worrier. But after this, I will never worry about the strength of Tardis’s hull as specified by Mr. Mark Smaalders. I will go head-to-head in an icebreaking contest with any Bayliner or Sea Ray on earth.
The Tardis Project 
looking good,a little more grunt and then a lot gleam,Tardis is rising!!!!
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