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easysoftware99 Offline Send Email
Jun 1, 2003
2:11 pm
Hi Ted, The Lazy Bones was wheel abraded and primed with weldable primer. I didn't do the welding, but as I recall Ron told me he kept a can of weldable...
1738 robertgm36 Offline Send Email Jun 2, 2003
12:13 am
The reason paint will stick infinitely better after sandblasting is the steel surface in this case, same principal with glass , has been made into a...
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easysoftware99 Offline Send Email
Jun 2, 2003
12:24 am
Hi Robert, I agree with you re: blasting versus wheel abraded. The Bones was designed to go around the world for the lowest cost, in a 10 year timeframe....
1740 universalcatt Offline Send Email Jun 2, 2003
6:26 am
hello, im new here had some questions concerning origami steel boats 1]whats the range of cost to build your own 36 footer? materials wise. 2}Could somebody...
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easysoftware99 Offline Send Email
Jun 2, 2003
5:06 pm
1. The materials required to build an origami steel boat are not significantly different than building by conventional techniques. 2. The lofting, cutting and...
1742 nelstomlinson Offline Send Email Jun 2, 2003
6:09 pm
Hi, Alex, I think that I may have started this mess in the first place: I noticed that enough foam to keep me warm in a worst case winter would just about...
1743 sae140 Offline Send Email Jun 3, 2003
7:18 am
"universalcatt" recently asked: 1]whats the range of cost to build your own 36 footer? materials wise. There are some very rough costings in the posts...
1744 prairiemaidca Offline Send Email Jun 3, 2003
7:42 pm
Hi All: On the subject of who can build one and who can't. I'm a firm believer that there are two kinds of people in the world. Those that talk about...
1745 johnkupris@...
kupris1948 Offline Send Email
Jun 4, 2003
3:45 am
a dumb question, will coal tar harden in an airless sprayer? if left for 2 days before repaint? Thanks, John [Non-text portions of this message have been...
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easysoftware99 Offline Send Email
Jun 4, 2003
6:15 am
ho, ho, ho. At first it sounded like you might be pulling our legs. Why would anyone leave paint in the sprayer for 2 days? However, it you are asking this in...
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easysoftware99 Offline Send Email
Jun 4, 2003
6:38 am
ps: be sure to re-mix the paint after waiting 30 minutes, g ... From: johnkupris@... To: origamiboats@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 8:45 PM...
1748 T.H. & V.D. Cain
cain1937au Offline Send Email
Jun 4, 2003
7:00 am
... From: johnkupris@... [mailto:johnkupris@...] Sent: Wednesday, 4 June 2003 13:16 To: origamiboats@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [origamiboats] Paint ...
1749 T.H. & V.D. Cain
cain1937au Offline Send Email
Jun 4, 2003
7:20 am
John, one thing I forgot when declaring disaster on the coal tar epoxy --- if you live in a very cool place and the equipment is likewise very cool --- below...
1750 Edward Stone
edward_stoneuk Offline Send Email
Jun 4, 2003
8:27 am
Greg, Terry and all, I have been offered some old 2 part epoxy paint which according to the data sheet has a 1 year shelf life. I phoned the manufacturers...
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easysoftware99 Offline Send Email
Jun 4, 2003
4:26 pm
Hi Ted We were getting US Navy "surplus" epoxy for $1/gal instead of (then) $35/gal. After the paint went over date, the Navy didn't use it. The only obvious...
1752 sae140 Offline Send Email Jun 4, 2003
5:40 pm
I've been unravelling some of the voodoo (nice term, Greg) surrounding paint, and the picture that is emerging is that steel can be protected by paint in 2...
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easysoftware99 Offline Send Email
Jun 4, 2003
6:52 pm
Hi Colin, Underwater, steel corrodes very slowly as long as the zincs are kept up, even in the tropics. The Bones it doesn't rust underwater. We have 70 lbs...
1754 Richard Till
richytill Offline Send Email
Jun 4, 2003
10:11 pm
Ted, Brent put me on to a military surplus place in Washinton State where I picked up 20 gallons of Mare Island Epoxy. I was originally looking for an ICI...
1755 Graeme Mitchell
gjm123smau Offline Send Email
Jun 5, 2003
1:22 am
Hi all I am member of some other groups ,there has been a lot of viruses being sent out in these groups , so far origami boats has been free of them as there...
1756 T.H. & V.D. Cain
cain1937au Offline Send Email
Jun 5, 2003
8:14 am
Ted, Greg., and all, A lot of shelf life notation in paint is about product having been opened and exposed to any amount of unknown contamination, as well as...
1757 ironfire1776 Offline Send Email Jun 5, 2003
12:09 pm
Hi All, I have been "lurking" here for some time, have read everything. Up till now haven't had anything to add to the truly significant knowlege here. ('Will...
1758 Aaron Edelman
bolger1900 Offline Send Email
Jun 5, 2003
2:38 pm
Hi, Just a question. How much does a (say) 40' steel boat expand (in length) due to increase in temperature, when it travels from Alaska (in the winter), to ...
1759 Glen
downdeep1968 Offline Send Email
Jun 5, 2003
4:03 pm
Good day to all. I have for sale the plans to the 40 foot version. I still believe in the oragami construction and will build by boat with this style we have...
1760 nelstomlinson Offline Send Email Jun 5, 2003
5:02 pm
A quick google search turned up the number 12(10^-6)/degree C (the units would be meters/(meter degree C)), for mild steel. It was on this page, which looks...
1761 sae140 Offline Send Email Jun 5, 2003
5:49 pm
... are a lot easier and cheaper to replace than paint. I would spend the time to research electrolysis, especially as it relates to the electrical system in...
1762 put_to_sea Offline Send Email Jun 5, 2003
11:28 pm
... anode ... zinc ... pintles ... Do you suppose it would be possible to use Ultra High Molecular Weight (UHMW) plastic on both parts of the pintles and on...
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easysoftware99 Offline Send Email
Jun 6, 2003
12:01 am
Hi Colin, I'd be cautious about adopting any "no anode" approach. No matter how careful you are, if you are in a "hot" harbor your boat is at risk. What is...
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easysoftware99 Offline Send Email
Jun 6, 2003
12:13 am
Hi Glen, If you have not selected a pattern, we can adapt just about any set of lines to an origami pattern. We 2 - 50 foot designs currently sailing, a 60...
1765 Luis Barros
l_barros Offline Send Email
Jun 6, 2003
1:54 am
What's the best material to build a boat, C-Flex or plywood-fiber/epoxy? Thank You Luis Barros NJ...
1766 Luis Barros
l_barros Offline Send Email
Jun 6, 2003
1:54 am
I built a plywood boat before and now I'm thinking in building another one using c-flex, it's c-flex good material to build a boat? Its better the...
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