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7003
Epoxy is a superior product and if the budget allows, is the obvious way to go. My point was that if the budget dictates using the least expensive materials,...
John B. Trussell
clumber03
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May 1, 2004
12:18 pm
7004
My Harbor Freight boat trailer was delivered last week. I was a bit concerned at first as the two boxes showed up early in the week, but the third didn't show...
fogovonslack
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May 1, 2004
12:33 pm
7005
Tidmarsh: As long as you get the bunks under bulkheads and as long as that results in the tongue weight being about 10% of the loaded trailer weight, you...
Chuck Leinweber
momcat_78631
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May 1, 2004
1:09 pm
7006
Bruce As you probably remember from some of the other lists we're both on I've been using Wine cask bladders for floatation in canoes and dinghies for some ...
David & Shirley Wallace
dawallace45
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May 1, 2004
1:54 pm
7007
Howdy Tidmarsh ... Check out this page, it gives information on how to identify your bolts, and what torques are standard ...
Bruce C. Anderson
buckwheat_an...
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May 1, 2004
2:41 pm
7008
Howdy David ... Ummmmmmmmmmmmmm aaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...................... Oops, sorry, I didn't access memory, before sending e-mail. :( :) 2 liter soda...
Bruce C. Anderson
buckwheat_an...
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May 1, 2004
2:45 pm
7009
My biggest concern about built in tanks is that if I leave them open to dry something will live in there. I suppose I could make up some kind of screen with a...
Lincoln Ross
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May 1, 2004
3:14 pm
7010
Two good points, Ross. Ya think a handful of nylon screen wadded up and put in an inspection port would do the trick re keeping animal life out? As for the...
b_owen_ca
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May 1, 2004
5:59 pm
7011
... I think this is a red herring. I seriously doubt that any of us could make an air tight compartment, and if we could, wood is a strong enough material ...
Chuck Leinweber
momcat_78631
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May 1, 2004
6:33 pm
7012
Several months ago I helped a mate move his just completed canoe with built in sealed floatation chambers out of his work shop , now the mates shop was a thing...
David & Shirley Wallace
dawallace45
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May 1, 2004
11:43 pm
7013
Who painted the name on this boat ? http://www.pixelpot.com/London/52235716.html...
vexatious2001
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May 2, 2004
2:30 am
7014
... with built ... shop was ... front by big ... about , air ... on every ... sanding , he ... movable ... during the ... build a ... outside where ... sun...
Lepage Roger
roglep
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May 2, 2004
2:57 am
7015
... mates ... extraction ... and ... did ... while ... so ... hole ... us ... when ... it ... one. ... from 65 have it and has never blow out and when I open...
Lepage Roger
roglep
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May 2, 2004
3:46 am
7016
Bruce No problem Went to your site to check out what your building these days and saw your new family motto , I like it , makes the Wallace family motto of Pro...
David & Shirley Wallace
dawallace45
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May 2, 2004
1:19 pm
7017
If I was assembling one of these, was worried about torque, and had an extra bolt of the right size, I'd just tighten one until it broke or stripped (maybe in...
Lincoln Ross
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May 2, 2004
1:48 pm
7018
Well, I don't actually have a boat that I'm putting flotation tanks in; I"m going to use pool noodles if I get around to it. Even have fasteners build in....
Lincoln Ross
rnlocnil
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May 2, 2004
1:54 pm
7019
Some of the hatches sold screw in and have o rings, so I can readily believe they seal. Since we all seem to be able, with the help of modern goo, to build...
Lincoln Ross
rnlocnil
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May 2, 2004
2:04 pm
7020
Howdy David ... Yep, now I'm trying to build a skin on frame kayak as CHEAPLY as possible. I scrounged some of that white plastic that they cocoon new boats in...
Bruce C. Anderson
buckwheat_an...
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May 2, 2004
2:28 pm
7021
... I hate to beat a dead horse, and I'm not picking on you, Lincoln, but there is a big difference between the pressure gradient created by the sun shining on...
Chuck Leinweber
momcat_78631
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May 2, 2004
3:33 pm
7022
... on ... but there ... sun shining ... a jet ... With an airtight chamber such as in a canoe or kayak(no hatch)if the sun alone can break it,that seems...
woodcraftssuch
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May 2, 2004
8:01 pm
7023
Alright group, I have been trying to follow this string, but I am not sure I picked up on why you don't like foam filling the voids for floatation? I think I...
teachtech47
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May 2, 2004
8:54 pm
7024
... First let's be clear that any chamber needs an opening for inspection and drying. If you are really worried about it being air tight (which is unlikely)...
Chuck Leinweber
momcat_78631
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May 2, 2004
9:02 pm
7025
Bruce What style are you building ? I've built the Blandford BK18 and it's a real nice stable kayak , it come out heavier than I hoped but that is probably...
David & Shirley Wallace
dawallace45
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May 2, 2004
9:32 pm
7026
Poured-in foam seals the chamber so that the water that gets in (Oh yes, it will get in) has trouble getting out, and rot occurs in that damp atmosphere. Ok,...
Chuck Leinweber
momcat_78631
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May 2, 2004
9:36 pm
7027
I think it was a bit of poetic license on the part of Chichester. That was actually the boat's name. A long time ago I stood right where that picture was taken...
John Bell
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May 2, 2004
9:53 pm
7028
Howdy ... A rule of thumb is one inch of mercury pressure drop for each 1000 feet of altitude gain. This is just a rule of thumb. But it's good enough for...
Bruce C. Anderson
buckwheat_an...
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May 3, 2004
1:41 am
7029
Howdy ... Air is a very difficult to keep either in or out of a space. Take a balloon for example, if you inflate a balloon with your breath and tie it off,...
Bruce C. Anderson
buckwheat_an...
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May 3, 2004
1:58 am
7030
Howdy David ... Well, I really didn't want to talk about it much, cause I tend to hide my failures. :o :) Like the split wood Faering that I was gonna build....
Bruce C. Anderson
buckwheat_an...
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May 3, 2004
2:30 am
7031
Bruce The only heat shrink plastic I'm familiar with is the thin black stuff they use to wrap pallets , I know it couldn't be that as there is no way known to ...
David & Shirley Wallace
dawallace45
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May 3, 2004
3:12 am
7032
I'm with you, Teach. Good pour-in foam is well nigh impervious to water for lengthy periods, adheres to the surrounding surface and creates an incredible...
Mark
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May 3, 2004
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