Hi everybody an a happy New Year thrown in there also,,,Must be the Scrooge in me, taking over my boat building urges...been chequing some posts on the...
... some ... be ... a ... curious ... Hi Mike, Cannot speak to your Ultraply query but can probably go on for ages about MDO :-) I have used it in the past for...
Hi Mike - IF you search "UltraPly," you'll find a couple of threads in the various yahoogroups. A couple of folks on the Michalak Yahoo group (they're probably...
Pricing I've gotten for "signal MDO" is higher than Okoume ply. I'm sure it's very good but regular MDO is where the savings is. There may be voids to fill...
... The Okoume ply I've seen(3/8") looked like nothing more then two lovely, but very thin, outside veneers sandwiching something not unlike soda biscuit.Easy...
1/4 inch ought to have 5 plys. I built my Lily with 3 ply because I didn't want to take the time to return it and it was okay, but very difficult to bend....
I prefer Joubert Okoume Marine from Anderson International Trading www.aitwood.com <http://www.aitwood.com/> has 5 ply 6 m/m for $52.98 per sheet; Beautiful...
... This sounds like the cheap Okoume plywood I mentioned here (or in another boating group) the other day which is being made in volume in China, then...
The Okoume to which you refer is not marine ply, it is cabinet grade ply. My friend/salesman at Hogan Hardwoods let me in on this and refused to sell it to me...
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You might try noahsmarine.com for good prices on marine ply. Their BS1088 Okume is about $59.00 for 6mm 5 ply. I built my Bantam using their Meranti BS6566...
I followed the link to Anderson in Anaheim, CA and thought the marine plywood they were selling didn't sound unreasonably priced. Does anyone know of a...
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...I'm really enjoying your series about cruising in FL in the last couple of MAIBs. Here's hoping you'll have something to write about TX later on....
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... grade ply. My ... to sell it ... no ... Thanks Gene and Kenneth for shedding some good light upon this. It just goes to show that there are indeed some...
I at first thought this was one of those surreal spam messages (Which I find fascinating by themselves). But then glancing over it I read about the bolgerados...
The APA (American Plywood Association) stopped certifying domestic "marine" plywood in the early 90s due to inability to certify that inner plies had no...
There is a lot more nothing of anything than there is stuff. (look at the standard model). If you don't understand the concern about voids try to break one on...
... I know what you are saying, but boat hulls are more like 'shells', with the bulk of the strength coming from skin tension. Epoxied fiberglass sheathing is...
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I'd say more like Malcom Lowry blended with William S. Burroughs.. Tyson in Galveston ************** Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape. ...
Thanks John, I probably will, but if Bob Hicks does like he did on the Florida piece it won't appear until this time next year:) I had a great cruise this...
... I thought it was for a long time, but then I realized that it may simply be a concern about structural strength. To me the strength issue is not so...
When you see a ply with a small void that gets wet then both sides of the ply swell along the void the why not is answered. Glasasing on the outside adds...
Graeme, in his enthusiasm, got himself all stumbled and jumbled up somehow. ;o) This bit of Thomas Fleming Day's editorial jotting from an old Rudder magazine...
... Ken - I agree with you here. I built a Nymph over 24 years ago that is still going strong and on it's 3rd owner. I used 1/4" AC ply, but it was completed...
... Strength. There are different types. Bending, compression, shear, torsional and tensile. The strength issue with boat hulls is complex and a mix of all...
