Sink cover board while varnishing. I made a similar one (sans hole) for the cutout where the Wallas used to be. It's surprisingly handy to be able to remove it to work on things (wiring etc.) under the galley, although I may eventually replace the whole galley counter and if so will likely make it a solid piece except for the sink cutout.

1 overview

2 forward stacked baskets

3 after lower tub, cleat keeps upper tub from contacting door

4 after upper tub

5 after upper tub slides out like drawer

6 wire storage on door; scoot guard keeps it from percussive echoing

7 under aft section

8 under forward section

9 both lids removed

10 re-routed water lines to pump for clearer storage areas

11 water line runs along hull side out of the way

12 this is how it gets back to the place where it goes across to port

14 There are three contoured supports like this supporting it all

Princess butane drop-in stove, flat stainless lidded version (other version has wooden cutting board that sits on top).

Princess butane drop-in stove, flat stainless lidded version (other version has wooden cutting board that sits on top).

Board made utilizing some scraps to fill the hole from the Wallas (removed and sold). Just some scrap 1/8" ply epoxied together to make 1/4", then cut out, some cleats stuck to the bottom side, and then varnished.

Making a set of "usable mock-up from scrap" cover boards for the sink and former-Wallas hole in the galley counter. Two sheets of scrap 1/8" ply epoxied together to make 1/4", then cut and cleats affixed to the bottom side to hold them in place, and then varnished. Turns out they make sort of handy "butler's trays" when used upside down at anchor.