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2816
... Thanks for the kind remark. Yep, I have an exhaustive bibliography of the major stuff available. For construction per se, the Viet Blue Book has a lot of...
craig o'donnell
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Apr 1, 2003
1:17 pm
2817
A very old recipe for an anti rot coating was boiled linseed oil plus pulverized charcoal "to the consistency of thick paint". The contention was that once a...
timothyennuinet
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Apr 1, 2003
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2818
It might not rot, but would be very gummy, which would make it hard to hoist the sail, and would make the sail messy. I am referring to boiled linseed oil, I...
Tim Dunn
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Apr 1, 2003
10:19 pm
2819
Tim, boiled linseed oil hardens after a while and then is no longer gummy. I have used it with excellent results on the wooden cheeks of traditional blocks and...
Paul J. Thompson
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Apr 1, 2003
10:48 pm
2820
Paul, I never tried thinning it. Maybe that makes it less gummy. Tim Dunn If you mix it 50/50 with kerosene it penetrates better. [Non-text portions of this...
Tim Dunn
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Apr 2, 2003
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2821
... Another recipe includes boiled oil, turpentine and -- jeez, that stuff that comes from Scandinavian pine trees. I'm drawing a blank on the word. Not pitch....
craig o'donnell
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Apr 2, 2003
1:59 pm
2822
Tar is the stuff Victor. ... From: "craig o'donnell" <dadadata@...> To: <junkrig@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003 2:54 PM Subject:...
Victor Winterthun
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Apr 2, 2003
2:23 pm
2823
I think it would be great if members would put a bit more info in their profiles and perhaps add a picture.We "talk" to each other but we know nothing of one...
Andre
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Apr 2, 2003
6:41 pm
2824
... Right. Pine tar. -- Craig O'Donnell Sinepuxent Ancestors & Boats <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fassitt/> The Proa FAQ...
craig o'donnell
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Apr 3, 2003
1:53 pm
2825
... Ahoy Maties, yer' talkin' about Stockholm tar. Here's a little shanty that outlines why you don't really want to use this stuff... But, if you really want...
schoonerpilger
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Apr 3, 2003
2:37 pm
2826
Good idea, I have updated my profile. Don. ... but...
Don Taylor
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Apr 3, 2003
6:22 pm
2827
Here is an excerpt I found from references to INVINCIBLE: JUNK Due to the nature of the running rigging, it wore out fairly quickly and was of no further use...
timothyennuinet
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Apr 3, 2003
6:26 pm
2828
... gummy. <snipped> I also found a recipe which used boiled linseed oil to protect fence posts. It called to add 'pulverized charcoal' to boiled linseed oil...
timothyennuinet
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Apr 3, 2003
6:30 pm
2829
NO this is not the origin of Junk rig. There are several ideas put forth NONE of which has any reference to the non-quality aspect of the usage of the word...
Perry Phillips
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Apr 3, 2003
6:47 pm
2830
... put forth ... usage of ... Javanise ... similar ... I am inclined to agree. The word is imported into several languages with a close pronounciation...
djunkefersking
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Apr 3, 2003
7:24 pm
2831
Excuse my all-caps... I am a bit sensitive on this matter. Everywhere I take my poor little Bobber she get ridiculed by the uninitiated. I'm afraid I get my...
Perry Phillips
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Apr 3, 2003
7:46 pm
2832
Strange, Dana's "Two Years Before the Mast" says quite the opposite about the utility of old rigging, although he too uses the word junk: 'The next point to be...
Don Taylor
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Apr 3, 2003
8:18 pm
2833
who cares about linseed oil on sails anyways.not me.But that's not to say that paint my sails with it but I could(it'll waterproof paper by the way)....a hot...
banter49123
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Apr 4, 2003
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2834
From Chambers 20th Century dictionary: Junk: a Chinese vessel, with high forecastle and poop, sometimes large and three masted. From the Portugese Junco...
dclark52001
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Apr 4, 2003
4:06 pm
2835
me too. You don't make a damn bit of sense. Did you make your own, or did you buy it? I made my own. ... __________________________________________________ Do...
Manfred Schuller
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Apr 5, 2003
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2836
Who the f**k cares what the dumbsh*t's out there think? Bobber is beatiful, she meets your needs, she gets you where you are going, flip the a??es a bird. ...
Manfred Schuller
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Apr 5, 2003
3:57 am
2837
Tut, tut. Can we please keep this civilised? Annie [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Iron Bark
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Apr 5, 2003
2:27 pm
2838
Hi, I can't figure out how the topping lifts works. Can anybody explain to me? Or Worcester made a mistake? I'm trying to learn how junk rig works. ...
kuzbu001
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Apr 5, 2003
6:19 pm
2839
I haven't seen Worscester's text, but my topping lifts run up both sides of the sail and are joined above the top yard, with a single line running through a...
Paul Sommers
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Apr 5, 2003
7:04 pm
2840
Hi, everyone. I am new to junk rigs, and want to learn more.I am inpressed by the simplicity of rigging and sailing of this setup.I live in the midwest and...
machineman_55
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Apr 7, 2003
12:20 am
2841
Hi All, Shouldn't we be referring to "lazy jacks" rather than "topping lifts"? Someone who may not be fully acquainted with how junk rigging works may...
Paul Stewart-Day
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Apr 7, 2003
4:40 am
2842
I didn't know the terminology. Now on, maybe I should stop calling topping lifts. Dose anybody know if there is any E-group for junks? Although I am...
kuzbu001
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Apr 7, 2003
5:41 am
2843
Hi group, I have an aluminium mast on my 27-footer. When we were out on our debut sailing with the JR last fall, we took some video shots from the shore....
djunkefersking
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Apr 7, 2003
11:24 am
2844
Nils: Tom Colvin says that "mast whip" is the main reason that he (lightly) stays his junk rig schooner designs. He specifies sidestays on each mast, a...
Don Taylor
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Apr 7, 2003
12:11 pm
2845
Hi Nils. Aluminium is not a very stiff material. If you want a alu. mast to be as stiff as a steel mast, it would have almost the same weight. You have a...
Victor Winterthun
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Apr 7, 2003
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