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Opinion:  Epoxy Source & Information24 Dec 2008 19:27 GMT16
The following is my opinion of a good company.  My affiliation is as a DIY end user.  No recompense, no funny business.
I've been refurbishing our 1973 ketch and have done some epoxy work in that process.  I've never worked with epoxy before this.  I
talked to several local glass ...
polyurethane adhesive22 Dec 2008 09:58 GMT16
Would you guys agree on the use of one-part polyurethane adhesive
instead of two-part epoxy with filler for gluing several (4) pieces of
1" teak wood planks in order to make a properly shaped base between the
windlass and the deck?
under water repair20 Dec 2008 12:41 GMT9
My Draco 2500 twincab has been repowered with VW td engines and tunnel
drives of my own design, for which I have added a 1 ft long box to the
stern. In fact it is an extension of the hull that supports the 2 tunnels,
rudders etc.
Nutshell pram. thoughts17 Dec 2008 18:31 GMT8
I am thinking of building teh nutshell pram offered by woodenboats.com
Anyone had any contact with this boat? I plan to do the 9 foot verison and
sail it.
Cheers
Tunnel Hull Question15 Dec 2008 02:50 GMT1
I have just completed a Clark Craft TU 14. This is an all wood 14 ft
tunnel hull boat. I installed a 50 H.P. Johnson outboard with electri
trim. My problem is at medium throttle I have water coming over th
transom. It seems that the water coming thru the tunnel at low speed
Spiling planks - definitions05 Dec 2008 21:15 GMT2
Not being a master of the English language, or any language for that
matter, I do understand spiling. I do it and it's easy.
I'm having trouble using the correct form of the word.
The art of spiling, spiling being a verb.
so, what do you carry in your bag?03 Dec 2008 01:01 GMT6
You're off to crew for at least 6 months...
The plan is to head for Panama, work as a line handler for a while,
then when you find the right boat head off with them, probably to the
carribean, maybe bahamas...  might continue on after that across the
 
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