I'm working on leveling a different deck. I've been playing about 8 months, and really pigeon holed myself into this one, since all my other cards are underlevelled.
I just went ahead and bought my first kayak.
Muskoka Evoke, 126" kayak.
Decent reviews from what I saw, and on sale at my.local Canadian Tire.
The catch, I don't own a truck, instead I drive a Hyundai Veloster, with the full panoramic glass top. That said, I can't install a permanent roof rack, I don't trust suction cups to hold, and didn't want to risk a DIY pool noodle set up.
Instead, I removed the top half of my back seat, the front right headrest, and put the front right seat as flat as I could.
I then ratchet strapped from one backseat anchor, through the kayak lifting handle, the the other seat anchor.
I also have another strap around my trunk from one anchor to another.
It is firm, the trunk doesn't bounce, and the kayak is rigidly locked in place.
I have a foam yoga mat to wedge between the trunk lid and the kayak, and the kayak and the trunk base; to prevent damage to either of them.
I might also add a flag, but I'm pretty sure local law says I don't need to unless the object extends 3 feet past my bumper, which this does not.
Will the be good enough for local trips to waters around? Or do I need to do more searching for a better solution?
I have been messing around with sandcasting things out of copper.
I recently poured an egg, I've done the rough sand with a disk grinder and 60 grit paper.
I have 80 to 10000 grit sandpaper for my drill.
I also have sheets for hand sanding.
Is there a good way to sand ovals and spheres?
Or will this be a time consuming aspect to finishing things? Any and all tips would be appreciated.