It's a Hurdy gurdy.comes in a kit- all laser cut out parts.no nails screws or glue.lots of extra parts as alot of them are quite small .all made out of thin ply.I got it from C B Getty cigar box guitar .comes from ugear.us.neat little kits and cheap too. took me about 6 hours to build speaking of laser-cut,this little project will help you pass the time til your epoxy cures I just read about a tip in old family handyman-make loop out of bread tie and insert into the stuff leaving part sticking out so one can pull out dried up part later.just a thought-haven't tried but sound logical. You might want to check out Tom Smitherman's adventures in Knot-So-Fast and in Genesis.not sure where you're located,but he is in Alabama. Are those little board ends to hold up floorboards so when fastened,the screws don't puncture hull? 
you got to be really careful with your used stain rags.By that,I mean don't leave them out on a wood surface or anywhere else that's flammable.THEY CAN and WILL START ON FIRE ON THEIR OWN.i left one on my tablesaw ,went in for dinner,came back to a pile of ashes.Thank GOD, the saw was metal. Don't feel bad,Carl. that looks really nice.I've been waiting for the snow to melt so I can try to pull chug out on the frost but got 6 more inches of the white crap yesterday. picked up different motor today.A 9.9 Yamaha high thrust with all the cables and shifter controls.E-mailed Tom Smitherman about it.turns out its the same size and make he had on Knot-So-Fast.I thought it was a new set-up,but it's a couple of years old,just not used much. could mount a small fuel tank forward.just cause it's there doesn't mean it has to be full.or are you gonna put the big honking anchor up there 
A friend of mine at work,uses power cable connections from heavy-duty welders to connect and disconnect his battery on his old car.guess he got tired of coming out to a dead car.