I wouldn't leave it too long, breathesgelatin.

I'm far more optimistic. On Dec 11th, I commented that we'd reached batch 1129. 72 days later, and I'm crunching child units in the 1530s. That's 400 batches in 72 days, with 720 left to go.

Oh, sure - the batches are all different lengths BUT look at the current status page and you'll see that the delivery rate has nearly tripled from the early days.

Calculating at a delivery rate of 2.7% per fortnight and 40% to go, if we could knock over units at that rate, with only ~710 to go, we could be finished in six months or so, so I'll tip late October...
[using either 2.7%/fn or 400batches/72 days]

We started on the homeward leg in December. Cape Horn (batch 1592) is looming... More sail! More sail!

[fortnight] is used outside of USA and literally means "a period of fourteen nights (as distinct from archaic "sennight" meaning se'en nights) Sadly, the term 'bi-weekly' sometimes used in the US can mean each 2 weeks or twice a week, depending on how you were brought up...

On a related note, is the old Gantt chart still updated anywhere? I can't find it anymore...

Not that one (but that link is interesting as well).

I was referring to the chart with all projects and their expected completion dates. It had big colorful sideways bars.

That's the one.

Thanks!

Even through it's a bit rough, it still helps with longer term planning.

At this rate, the project should be finished in 6-7 months (or less), what do you think?