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12859 gmatkin@...
gavinatkin Offline Send Email
May 1, 2002
8:49 am
... From: nettech22407 micwal_va@... Date: Wed, 01 May 2002 05:33:22 -0000 Having been a great party animal in my time, I must have invited quite a few...
12860 Anders Ryberg
clarindus Offline Send Email
May 1, 2002
11:05 am
This is a somewhat touchy subject, but if you domnload a demo of some of the best known boatdesign programmes (look at...
12861 Mike
panmanii Offline Send Email
May 1, 2002
11:39 am
I saw a boat down in Trinidad that had an arguement with a 12 ga. loaded with slugs ,seems they did not want to be boarded by the DEA and local inspectors ,...
12862 jeff_halp Offline Send Email May 1, 2002
12:23 pm
I have generally had good luck getting lead for free or nearly free at shooting ranges. While some sell the lead as scrap, these days they have it hauled away...
12863 nutty_boats Offline Send Email May 1, 2002
12:53 pm
... The reverse heel is for the same reason a sailboard has reverse heel. What I don't get, what trims the sails? The hands are steering and the feet on the...
12864 Lew Clayman
lew_clayman Offline Send Email
May 1, 2002
1:50 pm
... The hands, one on the wheel and one for the sheets. If you can't ride one-handed or no-handed then you have no business messing with a sailbike in the...
12865 david@...
djbeede Offline Send Email
May 1, 2002
4:31 pm
Thanks to Jeff and everyone for the lead tips. I was able to melt the lead on my hot plate. It would have been easier I think if I weren't trying to melt a...
12866 William J. C. Jaine
anacapaisland Offline Send Email
May 1, 2002
6:10 pm
Use a propane torch and heat it until it reaches the plastic state then just scrape it off Bill Jaine Anacapa I. T. Services 107 Dorset St. W., Port Hope. ...
12867 Mike
panmanii Offline Send Email
May 1, 2002
9:49 pm
Always stand upwind of the molten lead !...
12868 R Coy
dbcoy Offline Send Email
May 1, 2002
10:07 pm
I recommend torpedos. I designed a small torpedo that can fit on a keel system. It's a lot smaller than the one's used in the navy but they should be just as...
12869 M Fx
mfxboats Offline Send Email
May 2, 2002
12:07 am
I know the Coast guard provides portable gas-powered fire pumps to vessels in distress. Police have used 2 1/2" fire hoses for years for crowd control, and...
12870 david@...
djbeede Offline Send Email
May 2, 2002
2:41 am
... Bill, Thanks for that tip. It worked great. And Mike, I did keep a fan on while I was at it. It was more challenging than the pour really, and the wood of...
12871 cliff25@...
animo64 Offline Send Email
May 2, 2002
3:08 am
Of torpedos, someone said: "Anything else seems to be predatory." Right. Nothing predatory about a torpedo! ;^) Cliff http://www.angelfire.com/mi/mmmkkk/ ...
12872 jhkohnen@...
jhkohnen Offline Send Email
May 2, 2002
7:06 am
One clever solution is to mount the whole power deck of a riding lawnmower in the boat! http://www.boat-links.com/DepoeBay/00/BoatFest-1.html ...
12873 cliff25@...
animo64 Offline Send Email
May 2, 2002
1:11 pm
On page three of the Depoe Boat Fest pics you sent, there's a canoe employing an idea that I'll definitely use if ever I build a sailboat. That is, a rudder...
12874 cliff25@...
animo64 Offline Send Email
May 2, 2002
2:21 pm
And pirates, too. I'm reading a book written by Victor Slocum--son of Joshua of Spray fame--called "Castaway Boats." It's a detailed history of various...
12875 Lew Clayman
lew_clayman Offline Send Email
May 2, 2002
3:50 pm
... Sorta-kinda... I think the technique referred to is somewhere between sewing and lashing, no sticky stuff involved. There were some wonderful pics and ...
12876 rickc10ny Offline Send Email May 2, 2002
9:23 pm
On the boat I'm building I have a hull weight of about 1600# all wood. I have estimated the total weight of propulsion, controls, stores, fuel and two crew at...
12877 BluWtrSailr@... Send Email May 2, 2002
11:01 pm
In a message dated 4/30/02 11:50:55 AM EST, lew_clayman@... writes: << What's a good source for lead? >> You can probably get a bunch of buckshot, or you...
12878 BluWtrSailr@... Send Email May 2, 2002
11:02 pm
In a message dated 4/30/02 4:06:05 PM EST, experceptus@... writes: << Can anyone recommend some reasonably design software in which a boat can developed?...
12879 Lew Clayman
lew_clayman Offline Send Email
May 2, 2002
11:37 pm
... You're on the right track, possibly I'm just quibbling with the wording. A cubic foot of anything displaces (dis-places, shoves aside) ~64 lbs of salt ...
12880 cliff25@...
animo64 Offline Send Email
May 3, 2002
12:12 am
<<I think the technique referred to is somewhere between sewing and lashing, no sticky stuff involved.>> But it's hard to imagine a boat without some sort of...
12881 nutty_boats Offline Send Email May 3, 2002
1:15 am
... sailbike in ... bottle in and ... LOL! The trick to one or no handed bike riding is to lean only when one wants to turn, the crick in the front fork was ...
12882 Lew Clayman
lew_clayman Offline Send Email
May 3, 2002
1:51 am
... There was some kind of paint, I assume it had some sealant qualities. Or maybe they did some kind of wadding between the seams, that's the classic Western...
12883 nutty_boats Offline Send Email May 3, 2002
2:12 am
... If you get a good styrafoam that's 4 lb / cubit foot, it is waterproof. Much of the styrafoam I found is less than 2 lb at which point it is so light there...
12884 John Bell
jmbell1 Offline Send Email
May 3, 2002
2:44 am
It seems to me that 1300 lbs of floatation would be overkill. The 1300 lb payload is not *all* going to be negatively buoyant. Most of the stuff, including...
12885 Mark Albanese
marka97203 Offline Send Email
May 3, 2002
3:45 am
... I once submerged a couple of different foams for over a week to determine how waterproof they were. At least the polyurethane pour in foam I used, Titan,...
12886 Lew Clayman
lew_clayman Offline Send Email
May 3, 2002
3:59 am
... A bike can be ridden successfully one-handed with the one hand at the center of the handlebar - but in this special case you might be able to ride...
12887 Dan Freidus
dfreidus Offline Send Email
May 3, 2002
5:06 am
Lew, SInce it's difficult to get leverage holding the handlebar right in the center, I propose adding a single short lever to make single-handed steering...
12888 lewisboats Offline Send Email May 3, 2002
7:26 am
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