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1024 edward_stoneuk Offline Send Email Sep 3, 2002
9:07 am
lbanerd, Robin Blain designs junk rigs for all types of boats and should be able to help you. He has even been to Hong Kong to rig a junk yacht. I do not know...
1025 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Sep 3, 2002
11:33 pm
Stainless type 316 makes the best winch drum and handle.I use plastic hose barbs for the bearings . Brent Swain brentswain38@......
1026 Joe Earsley
joeearsley Offline Send Email
Sep 4, 2002
12:48 am
Does anyone have any experience with "aluminized steel"? I am seeing it here on industrial engine silencers and it has performed very well in corrosive places...
1027 edward_stoneuk Offline Send Email Sep 4, 2002
8:00 am
Thanks Brent, Are they PVC hose barbs? Regards, Ted ... plastic...
1028 Bert
bertandjan Offline Send Email
Sep 4, 2002
4:30 pm
Ummmmm, what are pvc or plastic hose guards....somehow I'm not sure of what you folks mean.... Bert Eggers in Saginaw, Michigan...
1029 Stephen Wandling
magicod Offline Send Email
Sep 4, 2002
4:42 pm
They are pvc devices that slip inside pvc pipe to allow connecting sections of pipe together or allow the connection of threaded fittings....
1030 Gary H. Lucas
garyhlucas Offline Send Email
Sep 4, 2002
5:05 pm
I suggest using ones made from nylon or polypropylene, much better bearing materials than PVC. See www.McMasterCarr.com to see what is available. Gary H....
1031 John Jones
capt_john2002 Offline Send Email
Sep 4, 2002
6:37 pm
Well Joe, I've heard of aluma/bronze and aluma/nickle/bronze and they're tough alloys and they resist tarnishing even in salt water, Your local foundry should...
1032 dickpilz Offline Send Email Sep 5, 2002
12:10 am
Hi, Joe, Unless you are building another engine silencer or some other device that gets and stays hot on a periodic and frequent basis, don't use it in a...
1033 yachtayata Offline Send Email Sep 5, 2002
12:53 am
47ft Hutton steel cutter beam 14.6ft draft 6ft waterline 40ft fully equipped for cruising owner must return to home country due to family death. She sleeps 8...
1034 robert44654 Offline Send Email Sep 5, 2002
10:44 pm
Could schedule 40 PVC pipe be used as a mast? It comes in varying sizes, 4" + comes in 20 foot lengths at the local lumber yard...
1035 r_biese Offline Send Email Sep 6, 2002
5:13 pm
Hi all as you may know boat building is much a love affair ok a modern hull, a twin keel great about 43 or 45 foot fine but my wife likes and we have sailed...
1036 Gord Schnell
withamazingg... Offline Send Email
Sep 6, 2002
5:43 pm
Recently there was a brief discussion about building your own desalinator unit. Does anyone know who the "designer" of this was? Sure would like to talk to...
1037 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Sep 6, 2002
11:10 pm
Wolf Berg came up with the unit. He's probably gone back to new Zealand by now . Brent Swain...
1038 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Sep 6, 2002
11:11 pm
It would be no problem. Brent Swain...
1039 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Sep 6, 2002
11:12 pm
No way. Brent Swain...
1040 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Sep 6, 2002
11:22 pm
-When you talk about aluminized steel you are talking about flame spraying, a form of spray galvanizing with molten metal. It's an excellent way of protecting...
1041 Brian Dixon
boatbuildertoo Offline Send Email
Sep 7, 2002
1:32 am
I'm not much into design of masts, but I see this topic come up over and over in every forum that covers boats...I guess all those pipes stacked up at Home...
1042 Alan Smith
sv_simplicity Offline Send Email
Sep 7, 2002
2:23 am
If you really don't want a proven steel, wood or aluminum mast, then check out this web page for info on building one with foam/epoxy: ...
1043 capt_john2002 Offline Send Email Sep 7, 2002
4:39 am
When you go to your local foundry ask if they will mix alloys such as aluminum/bronze/nickle/gold, no not gold, but it's not sprayed on as an after thought to...
1044 John Jones
capt_john2002 Offline Send Email
Sep 7, 2002
6:05 am
And for those really hot days you could have a great big noodle -- ... John Jones <jonnycap@...> ... From: "robert44654" <robert44654@...> To:...
1045 John Jones
capt_john2002 Offline Send Email
Sep 7, 2002
6:05 am
Check the Latts N Atts web site for plans for a still. Along with recipies for rum scotch gin and whiskey you can also distill water too. -- ... John Jones ......
1046 John Jones
capt_john2002 Offline Send Email
Sep 7, 2002
6:05 am
Okay, Aluma/bronze or aluma/nickle/bronze are actually a mix of molten metals poured into a mould in order make somethinglike a winch or windlass but not...
1047 John Jones
capt_john2002 Offline Send Email
Sep 7, 2002
9:41 am
And for those really hot days you could have a great big noodle -- ... John Jones <jonnycap@...> ... From: "robert44654" <robert44654@...> To:...
1048 Stephen Wandling
magicod Offline Send Email
Sep 7, 2002
3:42 pm
John, You may be right, but that's not what Brent was commenting on. The original question was regarding "aluminized steel". You may educate yourself on this...
1049 John Jones
capt_john2002 Offline Send Email
Sep 7, 2002
5:46 pm
Thanks but I am familiar with the concept but when they're moulded together they can't seperate or flake apart -- ... John Jones ... From: Stephen Wandling...
1050 John Jones
capt_john2002 Offline Send Email
Sep 8, 2002
4:58 pm
Yup.....Great weight savings and it does'nt become a lightning rod either. I've even seen propellor shafts for large ships use this technology, and when one...
1051 tom spanos
artos98225 Offline Send Email
Sep 8, 2002
9:50 pm
Gentlemen, the boat is sold. tom spanos wrote: Robin I'm guessing 20K. If you get a chance to do a drive-by: she's light gray, anchored east of the Alaska...
1052 Alan Smith
sv_simplicity Offline Send Email
Sep 9, 2002
3:43 am
Perhaps that guy is onto something, as long as you have an source of inexpensive epoxy. The technique is also used on homebuilt aircraft where it is known as ...
1053 Graeme Mitchell
gjm123smau Offline Send Email
Sep 9, 2002
6:08 am
You can find an old steel or ferro yatch that has rusted out ( ppl forget to pay as much attention as they do to the outside on the inside on steel boats)...
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