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2226 Bert
bertandjan Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2003
5:43 pm
Michael wrote: Cruising after 60 with money to live on is quite possible and realistic. Michael Casling I've a friend who at 75 singlehanded to Europe and had...
2227 Bert
bertandjan Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2003
5:53 pm
Michael Casling wrote: My plan right now is to build a decent small boat (28 ft Tug) that I can weekend cruise on the Lakes, Canals and rivers of the...
2228 Bert
bertandjan Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2003
5:59 pm
Hi Brent, You wrote: "The amount of V or U shape in the bow of an origami boat is determined by the amount of curve or straightness of the stem. My current...
2229 Michael Casling
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Oct 1, 2003
9:59 pm
Is he the fellow who has the Columbia 8.7? Michael Casling ... From: Bert To: origamiboats@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2003 10:54 AM Subject:...
2230 Michael Casling
caslingm Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2003
10:06 pm
Bert, I am not the one that wants to build the tug. It is the fellow whose post I was replying to, and I have deleted that post from my sent box. He has four...
2231 Phil S.
Newbarndesign Offline Send Email
Oct 2, 2003
1:53 pm
Hey gang: I am working on the plans when I can. I based them on Al Sorensons(sp) "Fred Murphy" design. I am just eliminating the framing. Right now I am doing...
2232 info@...
easysoftware99 Offline Send Email
Oct 2, 2003
2:34 pm
In conventional origami construction, the conic sections in the bow have their apexes near the forward end of the chines. As a result, the conics flatten...
2233 richytill Offline Send Email Oct 2, 2003
7:38 pm
I just had ANTA from Vancouver BC (www.sprayedinsulatin.com or (604) 328-9337) do my foaming: they claim that the foam they use will not burn (self...
2234 jumpaltair Online Now Send Email Oct 2, 2003
8:15 pm
Rich, I'm just trying to get a hold on some pricing, would you give me an idea as to what the approx pricing of this quality foaming costs...and for what size...
2235 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Oct 2, 2003
9:03 pm
If you want the maximum transverse curve to be below the waterline, you put the maximum curve of the stem below the waterline, regardless of the number of...
2236 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Oct 2, 2003
9:08 pm
A friend had a foam fire aboard his boat which gutted it aft. foreward where it was painted with cheap latex paint, it refused to burn despite intense heat....
2237 Phillip Allen
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Oct 2, 2003
9:49 pm
Brentswain...I would like to order your book (considering building 36-40 footer as liveaboard). I've never built a boat before but believe a lifetime of...
2238 Mark K
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Oct 2, 2003
10:20 pm
I must say I find the discussions between Brent and Greg facinating and very informative. I understand just enough about boat design to be able to follow...
2239 Mark K
mynode Offline Send Email
Oct 2, 2003
11:07 pm
How about mating a plywood deck and cabin to a steel hull? I realise that this in not commonly done as most boats are either one thing or the other, but I...
2240 richytill Offline Send Email Oct 2, 2003
11:34 pm
Despite the claims of the foamers, I went ahead and coated all the foam with latex soon after they left. Liquidation World has a good selection of light...
2241 Don Taylor
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Oct 3, 2003
1:41 am
Plywood decks on a steel boat? Don't do it. We own a Colvin Gazelle with a plywood cabin top - which is a lot simpler structure to attach to a steel hull than...
2242 bahadiregi Offline Send Email Oct 3, 2003
10:06 am
On my 36 feet steel boat project, I am planning to decrease deck weight using plywood sheets screwed from under side of " L " type steel deck beams .Most...
2243 Alex and Kim Christie
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Oct 3, 2003
10:14 am
... From: Richard Wilford <rwilford@...> To: <swain4sale@...> Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 1:36 PM Subject: Hull for sale The following Swain...
2244 Alex and Kim Christie
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Oct 3, 2003
10:14 am
Regarding the use of plywood for decks and cabin tops: Topper Hermanson Boatbuilding has an article on their excellent website regarding shedding weight on...
2245 Don Taylor
schoonerpilger Offline Send Email
Oct 3, 2003
1:35 pm
I thought that I should post some more details about my cabin top to cabin wall joint failure. Maybe somebody will have a brilliant idea that I can steal. ...
2246 Don Taylor
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Oct 3, 2003
1:40 pm
Aargh! My TinyURL links to the photo and sketches seem to have been foxed. Sorry about that, you can find them in the Files section under the folder...
2247 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Oct 3, 2003
7:11 pm
Attaching wood anywhere on the outside of a steel boat where it is exposd to the elements is a big mistake.It destroys the monolithic integrity and...
2248 richytill Offline Send Email Oct 3, 2003
9:16 pm
This is not a suggestion--it is a point of discussion. A few years ago we were asked to lighten the above deck portion of a certain type of naval vessels. We...
2249 info@...
easysoftware99 Offline Send Email
Oct 3, 2003
10:17 pm
Here is a simple demonstration: ... overlap the cut edges of the slit in a triangle, about 2" on the end, to form a cone. tape in place. notice the curve on...
2250 Mark K
mynode Offline Send Email
Oct 4, 2003
12:23 am
I think the problem may be that the hull flexes slightly under load and the bolts holding the cabin top allow it to float, the result being a small but...
2251 edward_stoneuk Offline Send Email Oct 4, 2003
9:05 am
Don, Tom Colvin in his book, Steel Boatbuilding Volume 2 page 44, discusses plywood cabin tops. The salient ppoints are drill the holes in the steel boundary...
2252 Don Taylor
schoonerpilger Offline Send Email
Oct 4, 2003
3:53 pm
Ted: I have Tom's book and have studied this section. I don't think that I can use his techniques to replace an existing roof - his fastening and luting...
2253 Alex and Kim Christie
alex_christie Offline Send Email
Oct 4, 2003
6:58 pm
Has anyone costed out pieces of "DetaCouple" , that explosively-bonded aluminum/steel strip in order to facilitate welding down an aluminum roof? Using such a...
2254 Joseph Smith
metak20032000 Offline Send Email
Oct 4, 2003
11:40 pm
Topper Hermanson did the exact same thing on the boat he built for himself for a recent trip around Cape Horn. http://www.thboats.com/index.html...
2255 edward_stoneuk Offline Send Email Oct 5, 2003
12:10 am
Don, Now I reread your previous posts I can see you already knew what I wrote. Sorry about that. In the Gougeons Brothers book on boatbuilding using wood and...
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