Thanks Cedric - appreciate it.
Continue working on the floor, we have to perform some slight adjustments to get it absolutely flat and level to the reference plane since a lot of changes have been made to it.
Use a flat piece of wood to check, and find that we have some slight bending to get the level plank in the center and the edges to line up correctly. You'll also notice that I've added some plastic spacers to the area where the screws will attach this floor plane to the upper bodywork, so that I can get accurate spacing and so that no bending pressure will be applied to the floor when those screws are tightened.
Bend, re-bend, adjust, bend again, and so on for about an hour.
Using tools to apply some force and persuasion...
Better result achieved and now will work to finish the fit to the bodywork.
In addition, more work to get the front of the tub to fit properly with the floor, and adjustments to provide a pin for gluing and attachment.
This fit is quite difficult because it has to line up properly with the tub, the floor, and the curves at the bodywork separation line between the upper and lower bodywork. So after much work with plastic shims, sanding, filing, and CA glue, we have the following result which will provide a good base for the epoxy and putty coming up.
Cheers,
AJ
