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1554 greenguy2ca Offline Send Email May 2, 2003
3:04 pm
Hello All: I am looking for a used diesel for my 36' bilge keel and saw this one advertised for $3500 cdn. Does anyone recognize this name brand or should I...
1555 sae140 Offline Send Email May 2, 2003
10:17 pm
They are made a few miles from here at Stamford, Lincolnshire ("here" being Boston, Lincolnshire). More of a commercial/ military engine supplier than...
1556 sae140 Offline Send Email May 4, 2003
10:22 am
Received my copy of Origami Metal Boatbuilding today, and have just spent most of the morning buried in it's pages. Truly one of those books you just can't...
1557 islands502000 Offline Send Email May 4, 2003
11:46 am
-- Gaty, Those engines are good, and parts are available but I belive you can do better, I have a used 4-71 detroit, w/gear I will take $500 us for it ...
1558 Bert Eggers
bertandjan Offline Send Email
May 6, 2003
12:43 am
I'm trying to design a bow roller for carring the anchor chain...and I'm not sure which way to go. What type of roller have you used? The one's in the ...
1559 nadim
nadim@... Send Email
May 6, 2003
8:28 pm
Hi, ... Depends on the chain, rope and anchor you want to use. Gives us more information or follow this advice: Find a catalog which gives dimentions and...
1560 Bert Eggers
bertandjan Offline Send Email
May 7, 2003
11:51 pm
Hi Nadim and all, I'd love to hear what others have used for bow rollers....Material and diameter... The boat we're trying to equip is a 34 footer with...
1562 rbyzitter2001 Offline Send Email May 9, 2003
8:46 pm
Hello, Just for the record, I have an Isuzu 3LB1 (25hp)low hours with a new key start panel wet manifold but no gear, $3200.00 Can. there is a file in the...
1563 undrsol Offline Send Email May 12, 2003
2:02 pm
Has anyone ever used POR-15 to recoat a hull? Seems like it might be a great solution and easier than blasting to white metal. Any advice or feedback...
1564 sae140 Offline Send Email May 15, 2003
12:23 am
Have found an even better build site - with fork-lift and crane - and am now firming up plans. There are just a couple of final points I'd seek advice on: ...
1565 Paul Faulkner
baileypig2000 Offline Send Email
May 15, 2003
3:38 pm
Colin, I can't comment on steel thicknesses for your boat, but I do have something to say about blasting. I'm have plated a 29' semi-displacement power boat in...
1566 nadim
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May 15, 2003
3:44 pm
Hi colin, ... My advice is to get started ASAP. ... I understand the temptation but could you please tell us what _your_ motivation is? ... I also thought...
1567 nadim
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May 15, 2003
3:53 pm
Hi Paul, ... Could anyone who has blasted the hull oneself (after the hull was build) tell us about his experience so we get even more informed about the ...
1568 John Jones
capt_john2002 Offline Send Email
May 15, 2003
6:49 pm
Sand blasting gives a good clean holding pattern on the metal but, the associated mess (sand gets "into" EVERYTHING) is always a problem as well as silica is...
1569 John Jones
capt_john2002 Offline Send Email
May 15, 2003
6:52 pm
4 mm that's 1/4" isn't it? 1/16th thickerer than the plans call for. (I'm not so good with metric) ... origamiboats-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com...
1570 Stephen Wandling
magicod Offline Send Email
May 15, 2003
7:07 pm
4 mm is about 0.1574803 inches, which is bit more than 1/8". 5 mm is about 0.1968504 inches, which is a bit more than 3/16". 1/4" is about 6.35 mm. I agree. ...
1571 nadim
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May 15, 2003
9:33 pm
Hi, ... for those of you using a unix computer the 'units' program is of great help. ex : $ units '(1/4) inch' 'mm' * 6.35 / 0.15748031 $ units '(3/16) inch'...
1572 Keith Green
dart70ca Offline Send Email
May 16, 2003
2:35 am
Actually is 5/32 or .1575. Inches = millimeters divided by 25.4. keith ... From: John Jones To: origamiboats@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2003 11:54...
1573 Graeme Mitchell
gjm123smau Offline Send Email
May 16, 2003
2:38 am
Bloody metrics I have to live with both as i finished school at the change over point and missed out on the real meaning of metric life. Old geeeezer. 1 INCH =...
1574 Graeme Mitchell
gjm123smau Offline Send Email
May 16, 2003
2:44 am
I think you should be able to buy 3.5 mm plate ??? Graeme ... From: origamiboats@yahoogroups.com Date: Friday, May 16, 2003 03:08:08 To:...
1575 Glen
downdeep1968 Offline Send Email
May 16, 2003
4:14 am
Colin As you I pondered the idea of buying pre-primed plate to save the money of having to sand blast everything. I did some asking and priced out the...
1576 nadim
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May 16, 2003
10:21 am
hI Graeme, ... I'd like to give my opinion on this subject, nothing argumentative, just for the fun of it. I understand your disapointment with what happend...
1577 sae140 Offline Send Email May 16, 2003
12:41 pm
Hi - thanks for the input so far - I'm about a day behind everyone else with the posts, so sorry if anything new has crossed the aether in the meanwhile .... ...
1578 Gary H. Lucas
garyhlucas Offline Send Email
May 16, 2003
1:12 pm
Colin, Plate stiffness is a function of both thickness and length. As the hull gets smaller the stiffness for any given plating increases as function of the...
1579 nadim
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May 16, 2003
1:16 pm
Hi, ... Sounds like a good idea but what about behing the stringers? ... You are you, that's a good start. ... That was a cheap one ;-). For a heavy...
1580 Gregory Ham
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May 16, 2003
2:24 pm
Hello Nadim I couldn't get your syntax to work on my Unix box. If I type: $units then it prompts me for the units I have and the units I want. That works ...
1581 pvanderwaart Offline Send Email May 16, 2003
2:47 pm
Presumeably, when Mr. Swain made the construction plan, he calculated the thickness needed based on the spacing of the frames and any longitudinals. Then he...
1582 Red Green
warmusoon Offline Send Email
May 16, 2003
2:48 pm
Colin, Geronimoooooo..... build the 36' with 5mm. Think of the extra leg room you'll enjoy. CHEERS, Danny O' ... ...
1583 nadim
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May 16, 2003
3:14 pm
Hi Gregory, ... $ is the prompt, it should be $prompt_whatever> units. I guess I wrote a typo. $units would echo the evironnement variable units, which is no...
1584 sae140 Offline Send Email May 16, 2003
5:37 pm
... Not quite - my principle concern was directed at the difficulty (and mess) of blasting - especially inside the hull. Visions of shovelling tons of used...
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