Making the bushings for the centreboard. This has an iroko bush fitted to the centreboard, pivoting on an acetal bush around the bolt. The acetal bush serves two purposes:
- It acts as a spacer in the centreboard case, ensuring that the centreboard bolt cannot clamp the centreboard too tightly. This makes stopping the centreboard bolt leaking simpler.
- It provides a nice surface for the iroko to move on.

Making the iroko bush 
Bush done. I part off with a saw rather than a parting tool. 
Lining up the centreboard for drilling 
Bush in place 
Making the acetal bush 
All in place
Note that the hole in the acetal bush is countersunk – hopefully this will make it easier to get everything aligned when it is fitted.