Portlights out

I started taking the portlights out so I could clean them up, re-bed them and to get a good look at the cabin house gaps. I didn't have the "specialized tool" for removing the bungs but a small bit and a even smaller chisel seemed to do the trick just fine. After getting all the bungs and screws out, the trim pieces came off easily because the bedding compound had dried out years ago.
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Once these were off, and the glass/hardware was out, I got a better look at how they put the cabin house walls together.

Now, I just have to figure out the best way to address the gaps. So far the favored plan of attack is to run a router along the gap, using straight strip of wood as a guide. Make the gap an even width/depth and fill it with a new piece of teak. It should be able to then swell and contract as designed and look as new.

Nice knees.