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| Isometric View of Vessel |
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| Orthographic View- front of vessel |
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| Orthographic View- side of vessel | | | |
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| Orthographic View- top of vessel |
SUPPLY LIST
Item | Description | QTY | Size | Remarks |
1 | Glue | 1 | 16 oz | Titebond II wood glue (waterproof) |
2 | Sandpaper | 2 | 4”x8” sheet | Material forming |
3 | Clear Wood Finish | 1 | 1 gallon | Vessel finish |
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TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT LIST
Item | Description | Use |
1 | Band Saw | Cut out pieces for vessel |
2 | Ruler | Measure out pieces for vessel |
3 | Pencil | Mark wood for vessel |
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MATERIALS LIST
Item | Description | QTY | Size | Remarks |
1 | Plywood | 1 | 2’x4’ sheet | Vessel body |
2 | Plexiglass | 1 | 4”x6” sheet | Vessel bottom |
3 | Motor | 1 | Standard |
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4 | Battery | 1 |
| Power source of vessel |
Plan of Procedures
The project being created following these steps is a remote control glass bottom vessel. This vessel will be able to be operated from shore during harsh weather to view underwater benthic creatures.
· Measure out and mark the wood to the appropriate sizes for the pieces of the vessel
· Cut each piece of wood following your measured out guide lines and sand the edges of each piece so that the edges are smooth
· Glue the side pieces of wood together
· Glue the bottom frame to the bottom of the side piece of the vessel
· Let the glue completely dry for at least 24 hours
· Paint the clear wood finishing over the entire vessel
· Let the vessel completely dry for at least 24 hours
· Glue in the sheet of pexiglass to the center of the bottom of the vessel
· Let completely dry for at least 24 hours