Saturday:

1100 Arrive + coffee.

1130 Collating of jobs to be done and what people want to see, and the allocation of leaders to jobs. Jobs include Boom making (leader = Gav), Pole finishing (leader = Paul), Board sorting (leader = Lucy), Mast repairing (leader = Will).

1200 Jobs begin: Prep work (polishing mandrels,

1300 Lunch.

1400 Completion of prep-work including cloth cutting.

1430 Serial talk-throughs of the upcoming stickiness.

1500 Get sticky! Parallel jobs until done.

Afterwards: Curry.

Sunday:

0900 Enjoy our handiwork, and do some finishing off including trimming, rubbing down and painting.

1300 Home time.

Please put your name and list a few things which you would like to do in the weekend.

Make a boom that is about 2.5m.

Finish my rudder if not already completed by then.

New spinni pole?

Consume copious beer and curry.

See / do some resin infusion.

Check out Cheese!

Progress with the new T foil and stock.

Pass on some of his demi-god like experience and expertise to the rest of us.

(He's even contemplating making his own UJ!)

Really want to learn how to laminate properly for future projects, all attempts so far have been poor

Consume copious beer and curry.

Learn about vacuum bagging.

Fix my centreboard (properly this time)

Discuss layout and design trends.

Show off his model Formula 40 Trimaran.

Work through as much of the following: Fix broken 600 mast, work out where to put my spreaders on 600 mast, extend 600 mast, rig 600 mast.

Try out the boom mandrel, Put finishing layer of carbon on the Cheese's bowsprit.

The structure is that the resin will need to go off overnight, so the main activity will be happening on Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning (to see the results). In between there will be the inevitable curry-based restaurant trip.

Everyone will have a chance to get sticky under the supervision of class experts. Vacuum bagging and possibly resin infusion techniques will be explained and demonstrated.

Other activities will be foil-blank preparation, foil finishing, and the making of ultra-light fiddly bits such as trapeze handles, spreaders and the like.

Included will be the now familiar 'How do I?' clinic where members can bring along their sticky kit and with some help and advice proceed with the tricky parts of ongoing projects.