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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 |
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 |
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 | |
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.
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
