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15193 wattleweedooseeds@...
pauldayau Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2001
12:00 pm
Here in western Australia we have a race known aas the Avon Descent, a 2 day white water, rocks an long flat water run for kayaks Surf skis and absolutely flat...
15194 Bill Kreamer
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Nov 1, 2001
1:39 pm
To unsubscribe, scroll down and see the instructions at the bottom of the list... ... From: John Brown [mailto:falldown.brown@...] Sent: Wednesday,...
15195 pvanderw@...
pvanderwaart Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2001
1:46 pm
I have never looked into this. Would you save a lot if you made your own hardwood shells and bought "replacement" sheaves? Peter...
15196 johannes gustafsson
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Nov 1, 2001
2:14 pm
John, if you'd like just stop the Email messages without completely unsubscribing, click on "Edit My Membership", on the right side of the "bolger - Phil...
15197 Gerry
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Nov 1, 2001
4:08 pm
David, You knocked this pitch out of the park! Thanks to you (and the others) for the info. Should this be posted (with full credits to posters) in the...
15198 Orr, Jamie
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Nov 1, 2001
5:00 pm
Hey Paul! Your post brought back a whole raft of memories. In 1987 we spent 3 months in Perth. Being a wannabe whitewater paddler at the time I entered the...
15199 thomas dalzell
proaconstrictor Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2001
6:10 pm
If the table is 4.5 x 3 feet, and the top and skirts amount to 6", then we are talking about a displacement of 420#. Not bad, all he needs is the matching...
15200 richard@...
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Nov 1, 2001
7:28 pm
How thick are your hardwood shells? Red Oak: http://www.matweb.com/SpecificMaterial.asp?bassnum=PTSAV&group=General shows a tensile strength of 798psi A common...
15201 pateson@... Send Email Nov 1, 2001
11:02 pm
Good information all. General Information. Avoid using "Red" Oak in boats. It's cell structure is porous. It Will absorb water. Try this at home. Take a short...
15202 pateson@... Send Email Nov 2, 2001
1:49 am
I didn't think anybody saw me. My first "Power boat" had a very similar underwater shape. 4'x8' (wonder why) box with slightly curve up bow. No skeg, runners,...
15203 thomas dalzell
proaconstrictor Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
4:22 am
White oak is nice stuff, but won't your straw trick yield the same result? It is ring pourous also. I haven't used red oak in a boat either, but I suspect ...
15204 david galvin
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Nov 2, 2001
4:30 am
Gerry, My secret? I have the old (circa 1993) Common Sense Catalog. I never throw anything away, which is why I also have at least five home-made boats...
15205 wmrpage@...
wmrpage Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
4:44 am
In a message dated 10/31/01 11:32:31 PM Central Standard Time, ... By George! (or By Chuck!) It certainly looks like the one I recall. I remembered the make of...
15206 wmrpage@...
wmrpage Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
4:51 am
In a message dated 11/1/01 6:02:32 AM Central Standard Time, ... WEIRD! You "Ozzies" are certainly a nutty bunch. I think this warrants an illustrated article...
15207 wmrpage@...
wmrpage Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
5:23 am
In a message dated 11/1/01 7:51:39 PM Central Standard Time, ... I take it from your survival that you didn't "trip" and roll while trying to turn the boat....
15208 Harry James
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Nov 2, 2001
6:53 am
I am actually interested in all construction techniques and materials. I have the Bingham book on interlibrary loan request, and I will buy it if it proves...
15209 jhkohnen@...
jhkohnen Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
8:38 am
I don't know about "replacement" sheaves from a block manufacturer, but sheaves can be bought alone from some places for less than the cost of a block, or...
15210 jhkohnen@...
jhkohnen Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
8:38 am
Richard- The shells are only about 3/8" thick mahogany. I can't argue with your math, but do you really need that much strength for your application? If I had...
15211 Clyde S. Wisner
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Nov 2, 2001
1:19 pm
It probably also secures the end of the bow sprit on the pictured boat. Clyde...
15212 djost@...
dnjost Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
1:32 pm
In 50 Wooden Boats there is a good picture of the lines to the boat. It shows the jib as being self-tacking. That would solve the problem of the post catching...
15213 richard@...
rlspell2000 Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
3:00 pm
Common Sense Boats sells RaceLite nylon sheaves for a dollar or two. Pretty decent price, if you can get him to answer his email and if the website happens to...
15214 richard@...
rlspell2000 Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
3:05 pm
Wood will work. Stainless straps with wood will work even better. I'm making all the block for the Chebacco light cruiser. Compounds on gaff, two blocks on...
15215 richard@...
rlspell2000 Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2001
3:07 pm
Read an intersting article in bwaom last night. This guy who had been on the water for 30 years took a 18ft catboat and modified it to exaclty the light...
15216 Larry Barker
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Nov 2, 2001
3:41 pm
Harry, One more resource - "The Rigger's Apprentice" by Brion Toss has a small section on rope-stropped blocks. Some recommendations on sheave sizes and a ...
15217 Chris Crandall
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Nov 2, 2001
6:48 pm
... Chris Crandall crandall@... (785) 864-4131 Department of Psychology University of Kansas Lawrence, KS 66045 I have data convincingly...
15218 Ken Abrahams
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Nov 2, 2001
7:53 pm
Check out the 'Lake Launch' by Bolger in the June 15, 1995 issue of MAIB. It is a 15' 6" x 4' 1" skiff with a slipper stern like the Sneakeasy. Could be...
15219 pateson@... Send Email Nov 2, 2001
10:44 pm
White Oak has a closed cell structure. No tiny bubbles, boo, but no water in the wood either. That is one of the Major differences between the two. You could...
15220 Mark Albanese
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Nov 2, 2001
10:49 pm
Oh, this is a great reference. The design could put a Sneakeasy sorta boat on the trailer for many, many more people. Any chance for a scan? Mark...
15221 wattleweedooseeds@...
pauldayau Offline Send Email
Nov 3, 2001
5:26 am
Go to a factory where plastic welding is doneand scrounge somethick scraps of uhdp ? cut out blanks with a 2"or 3" hole saw, then rout trhe edges with a v...
15222 Ken Abrahams
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Nov 3, 2001
1:47 pm
I have tried to attach the Lake Launch to this message. If it doesn't go through, let me know how to do it. Ken Abrahams ... From: Mark Albanese To:...
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