• Prime and top coat keel plug (4 coats)
• Remove spikes from keel, forward floor/bulkhead, and remaining floors
• Lift in engine
• Make templates for engine beds, floor #0 and engine bay floors
• Machine mahogany and keelson
• Make, glue, clean-up, shape and fit engine beds, floors, floor #o, and blocks to floor #1, and shape and sand all
• Everdure floors
• Scrape bilge, forward and aft
• Scrape pitch down to below keel top
• Measure and collect copper for floor bolts
• Arrange manufacture of nuts and washers
• Remove engine, propellor, and shaft
• Seal flanges and through hulls

Floors

• Plane to template shape
• Fit to hull
• Make infills and tingles, and glue together
• Fair tingles to floors
• Mark out for bolts
• Bore and counterbore floors and keel
• Clean up floors, sand and radius

Scrape paint from bilges. Remove engine beds

Keel Plug

• Make bulkheads and template
• Assemble and glue in foam
• Shape, fair, and fill foam
• Sand filler and refill

• Strip interior
• Clean out bilge
• Bar and tow out keel for removal
• Layout floor centres
• Make templates
• Machine and plane floor components
• Assemble templates
• Glue up floor components

• Remove bowsprit
• Prepare engine
• Tow to Seaview Marina
• Remove engine and standing rigging
• Build cradle

• Slip
• Waterblast hull
• Remove internal ballast
• Pump out bilges
• Load onto transporter
• Deliver to outside workshop
• Transfer into workshop
• Remove keel bolt nuts and washers
• Remove keelson
• Drill around keel bolts
• Wedge keel off and cut bolts beneath hull
• Drive bolts from hull

Stripped of her sails and running rigging, Rogue is readied to be lifted out of the water for the beginning of a rolling restoration.