This is the first day I hired Universal Hovercraft to work on my craft. Bob did the work, unless someone else helped earlier.

He got a lot done, and I helped when I got off work. He's way faster than I would be, but I guess that's what comes from decades of experience.

	I just got here at the end of my work day. Bob already had the duct glued on and the tunnel too.
	The first major deviation from plans: This angled piece that widens out from behind the duct to the bottom. This was my idea, based on how well the UH-12r lift system works. Bob liked the idea and went for it. This is, I think, the first time Bob said "I like that idea" to one of my modifications. Happy day!
	The bottom strip is glued on already and stapled. Now we glue the surfaces.
	Meanwhile I foamed the duct better. This foam needs help in that if you don't compress it somehow you get big voids. It seems to work OK otherwise.
	Bob is finishing the glue on the cockpit wall now. This only took a few minutes and since there was only one brush handy I didn't start working on another.
	Here I jumped in and we stuck the side to the strip and stapled it with an air stapler. I picked the camera back up when we got done.
	We found a brush so I helped here. Now there's a strip on top of the cockpit wall.
	Other side now, I was busier so I didn't photograph as many steps.