Took quite a bit of time to get the rounded corners fitted perfectly but it looked pretty good in the end.
Dry fit rounded corners
Made rounded corners on CNC
Used the cutout piece from bathroom vanity as stock to CNC a few rounded corners for teak trim. Some had to be done as 2 halves and glued together.
Soap holder
Made button covers for LED strips
Started installing teak trim
Varnished teak trim
Was a bit tricky as I wanted to get all 4 sides. Using SeaGold really helped as it dries quickly.
Managed to avoid heavy runs or drips. Love that chocolate teak color in matte!
Sanded and stained teak trim
In prep for varnish, sanded and stained teak trim
Figured out teak trim
Took all the teak trim I made plus some original trim I saved to figure out whether I have all the edges covered. Definitely need to make a few more corners but overall I have 90% in place. Just need to make a few more pieces, finish, and install it all.
Started on v-birth insert
Started making a new shelf for v-birth with a few guides to keep it in place. Running out of 3/4″ ply so had to join a few remaining odd pieces together.
Thinking it will have a cushion with magnetic attachments so it can be used both as a middle cushion and as a tray to put a drink on.
Installed cutting board. Galley – done!
Installed pull handle and re-used hole saw cutouts as stoppers on the underside. With cutting board in place, the galley is complete. Just need to varnish the panels and get teak trim installed 🙂
