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23926 Chance Curtis
sneakeasy2002 Send Email
Sep 29, 2002
12:14 pm
You guys are driving me crazy! I too am looking for a different bottom for a Sneakeasy. My goal is to make the boat beamier maybe 6 ft - 21in wider. I have...
23927 pauldayau Send Email Sep 29, 2002
12:20 pm
Last weekend I finally got to test the bilgekeels I fitted to the June bug 12 months ago. We sailed with a mirror dinghy On our local lake in winds from light...
23928 Lincoln Ross
rnlocnil Send Email
Sep 29, 2002
12:53 pm
I'm willing to believe this works, but it is NOT surface tension. Let's say that the surface tension in the glass is capable of supporting 1 oz. (SWAG) and the...
23929 boatbuilding@...
jhbjap Send Email
Sep 29, 2002
2:27 pm
... No, I'm building a Wyoming. The Sneakeasy is a 50% scaled down version. The Sneakeasy probably weighs around 1000 lbs depending on materials, the Wyo...
23930 Harry W. James
harryjak Send Email
Sep 29, 2002
5:10 pm
If you want to check out his progress go to the link under Jeff's name www.dreamwater.net/cosailor HJ...
23931 David Ryan
ameliaw Send Email
Sep 29, 2002
5:16 pm
FBBB -- My wife is researching sewing machines in the hope of finding something inexpensive but serviceable for home projects (think "Trading Spaces") Right...
23932 brucehallman Send Email Sep 29, 2002
6:39 pm
... I have noticed a trend in my limited first hand experience, that every time I have changed some detail in a Bolger design, I have later wished that I had...
23933 Bruce Hector
brucehector Send Email
Sep 29, 2002
7:07 pm
Slipper stern/drakes tail function, isn't it to get some bouyancy out past the weight of the motor to help keep the stern from dragging?...
23934 wmrpage@...
wmrpage Send Email
Sep 29, 2002
7:17 pm
In a message dated 9/28/02 8:29:53 AM Central Daylight Time, ... I think you tweeked it a bit much. In BWAOM, Bolger says "Maximum speed, power or sail, is...
23935 David Ryan
ameliaw Send Email
Sep 29, 2002
7:57 pm
... The slipper stern *definitely* looks better; good enough to be justification enough. I also thought it was a ramp for the Gypsy shown pulled into the...
23936 wmrpage@...
wmrpage Send Email
Sep 29, 2002
8:13 pm
In a message dated 9/27/02 11:08:41 AM Central Daylight Time, hal@... ... Per his "Propeller Handbook", quarter-beam buttock angle should be less than 2...
23937 brucehallman Send Email Sep 29, 2002
8:26 pm
I got bold this morning and decided to give my Kotick experiment a try in the surf near my house. The south end of Pacifcia State Beach is normally...
23938 wmrpage@...
wmrpage Send Email
Sep 29, 2002
8:42 pm
In a message dated 9/28/02 9:29:26 PM Central Daylight Time, ... Bottoms can be "warped" in any number of ways. However, I THINK that the controversy about...
23939 pvanderwaart Send Email Sep 29, 2002
11:04 pm
... My experience with sewing is quite limited. I had no trouble sewing polytarp sails on a home machine once an knowledgeable person gave me the right thread....
23940 tom28571 Send Email Sep 29, 2002
11:27 pm
... hal@c... ... less than ... ratio of ... entirely) a ... wetted surface, ... are ... requires less ... sections ... become ... his graph ... guessing that ...
23941 tom28571 Send Email Sep 29, 2002
11:33 pm
... regarded as highly ... than me. As ... varying v. ... issue ... Not so Bill, it still goes on and will continue. The many different uses that boats are...
23942 boatbuilding@...
jhbjap Send Email
Sep 30, 2002
12:31 am
... This is probably true on a light boat like the Sneakeasy. I would doublt that the 200 lbs or so of added bouancy on a boat like the Wyo would make any...
23943 Jim Pope
stjan1124 Send Email
Sep 30, 2002
1:15 am
The slipper stern is also a whole lot easier to climb aboard on. A few years ago when I was in a whole lot better physical shape I fell overboard from a 26'...
23944 boatbuilding@...
jhbjap Send Email
Sep 30, 2002
1:20 am
... This was also part of the thinking. If you look at some of the stern photos of my Wyo, you'll a that the cutout for the motors runs at a 45 degree angle...
23945 jas_orr Send Email Sep 30, 2002
1:32 am
Hi I've posted a couple of views (in the Chebaccos folder, in Photos in Bolger 2) of the Jonesport cleat from the Chebacco plans. There are no dimemsions...
23946 wmrpage@...
wmrpage Send Email
Sep 30, 2002
1:40 am
In a message dated 9/29/02 6:44:06 PM Central Daylight Time, ... George Crouch obviously knew what he was doing and advanced the state of the art a very great...
23947 Bruce Hector
brucehector Send Email
Sep 30, 2002
2:24 am
With much scribing, cursing, juggling of templates and fudging I made a berth flat that fits close enough to screw to the risers for the port side berth. Fit's...
23948 proaconstrictor Send Email Sep 30, 2002
6:44 am
You can do some prodigious sewing on a simple machine. Follow the basic sailrite instructions. There is some thread lubrication advice that made all the...
23949 Chance Curtis
sneakeasy2002 Send Email
Sep 30, 2002
7:28 am
Have her check out old treddle sewing machines. Amish here still use them . I use mine to sew leather, and parts are still available. They run $50 -$100 at...
23950 Chance Curtis
sneakeasy2002 Send Email
Sep 30, 2002
7:37 am
Well other than looks, Drake Tails to serve that purpose. Thats why putting the motor in a well would allow you to run the tail clear across the back , thus...
23951 Derek Waters
alefoot Send Email
Sep 30, 2002
8:19 am
Hi David The Brother weighs about 12 lbs. Sewing your sails will be a more pleasant experience on an old iron head - they tip the scales around 40 lbs and...
23952 sanmi Send Email Sep 30, 2002
12:32 pm
I sewed my 90 sqft sail with my wife's necchi home model with no extra stuff. I kind of burnt up the motor. These days, I can still sew cuffs on my pants,...
23953 Paul McLellan
bysc2002 Send Email
Sep 30, 2002
1:09 pm
"With much scribing, cursing, juggling of templates and fudging" Sorry to have missed this kind of boatbuilding finess but thanks Bruce for a tour of your...
23954 XROMAD Send Email Sep 30, 2002
1:35 pm
My suggestion exactly. We picked up an old Bernina at a sewing shop and it has been running strong ever since. It doesn't have a lot of fancy stitches but it...
23955 tom28571 Send Email Sep 30, 2002
1:53 pm
... What I find of interest (and ... is the ... formula ... given) ... (e.g. "Sneakeasy&quot; and > its progeny) Bill, I don't think that the crossover from high...
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