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2931 skinnerbak2002 Offline Send Email Feb 1, 2004
8:01 am
Hi gerd, As a matter of fact, there are about 500 wrecks along our coast, but because of previous restrictions and lack of big boats, they were never dived. I...
2932 bubblede Offline Send Email Feb 1, 2004
10:28 am
... all your questions? or have I missed something? Not really a lot .. but I am a happy patient newbie, busy designing the new project and waiting for Brents...
2933 jim dorey
skaar0 Offline Send Email
Feb 1, 2004
1:34 pm
maybe make a 1/10 scale model from posterboard, matte one side so it can be glued, shiny other side so you can see after it's done if it's not bending to a...
2934 bubblede Offline Send Email Feb 2, 2004
8:18 am
Yes, I am preparing to make a model - spent the last couple of days scaling down my original 11.6 m plan to about 9 m and waiting now for the book to get some...
2935 bubblede Offline Send Email Feb 2, 2004
8:28 am
Hi all - just wondered what -if any - experience you have with yacht desing software. Have an older plan, on paper, with table of offsets, that I would like to...
2936 jim dorey
skaar0 Offline Send Email
Feb 2, 2004
1:46 pm
that size might be tack weldable or even rivetable, seal seams with silicone ... -- http://www.skaar.101main.net http://www.PetitionOnline.com/spcdvd/ ...
2937 bubblede Offline Send Email Feb 2, 2004
2:08 pm
Rivets? Never thought of that ... ?! but it might just work On the other hand welding 3mm is not a problem and with origami there will be a lot less welding...
2938 candle032000 Offline Send Email Feb 2, 2004
3:32 pm
-Gerd! In regards to your question on design. I gave Greg Elliot and Ron Pearson the waterlines for the Genoa 55 for them to convert to the origami method of...
2939 rainmaker19542002
rainmaker195... Offline Send Email
Feb 2, 2004
4:14 pm
Gentleman (And Ladies, where applicable) I've been reading the Origami group for a couple of years now, and am hopelessly intrigued by the concept. I'm...
2940 Phil S.
Newbarndesign Offline Send Email
Feb 2, 2004
6:41 pm
Hi I also have been on the board for almost two years and have no desire to sail. I started working on a Origami design for a "troller" yacht to coin a George...
2941 bubblede Offline Send Email Feb 2, 2004
7:02 pm
Greg, thanks for the tip - actually I have already made contact with Greg, and sent hime some preliminary scetches - but itäs good to hear from positive...
2942 jim dorey
skaar0 Offline Send Email
Feb 2, 2004
7:55 pm
... if you bent the double thickness it might be too hard an edge, but if you use a small thin reinforcing strip it may fit well within the curve radius,...
2943 fmichael graham
intiaboats Offline Send Email
Feb 2, 2004
9:28 pm
Just a thought; I started with an inner-outer twin fore stay system and found that I was severely limited in sail area on the inner forestay and had to fly the...
2944 richytill Offline Send Email Feb 2, 2004
11:56 pm
Mmm, the parallel set-up seems to have a lot to recommend it. Unless a cruising chute falls into my sail locker there is unlikely to be one for some years to...
2945 info@...
easysoftware99 Offline Send Email
Feb 3, 2004
6:42 am
One problem I have seen with spinnakers offshore, is that as breeze dies, and the boat starts rolling, the chute can wrap itself around the headstay so tight...
2946 info@...
easysoftware99 Offline Send Email
Feb 3, 2004
8:11 am
Origami does not produce exact copies of traditionally built boats. However with our computer aided designs we can come close in many respects. When Origami...
2947 greenguy2ca
coastguy36 Offline Send Email
Feb 3, 2004
4:55 pm
Hello.. Just would like to hear of anyone's experience doing the inside window trim of BS 36. The trim typically covers two surfaces being the flat vertical...
2948 kingsknight4life
kingsknight4... Offline Send Email
Feb 3, 2004
8:35 pm
Hi. Pretty soon I will be moving my boat from Van. Isl. to Richmond BC, for outfitting and I was wondering which moving companies have been used be fellow...
2949 Courtney Thomas
ccthomas01 Offline Send Email
Feb 3, 2004
9:38 pm
I bought a tractor-trailer rig after being crunched by haulers in the past. If you plan on moving any distance at all and say every five years it'd be well...
2950 carlmbentley Offline Send Email Feb 3, 2004
10:46 pm
anyone know if we're supposed to weld up the under side of the stringers ? i figure as long as i close up the top i should be ok, but want to make sure....
2951 evanmoonjunk Offline Send Email Feb 3, 2004
11:25 pm
... I weld the stringers on the topside with about a 21/2' tack about every 12" to 14" and underneath the same tack about every 3'. This is important to keep...
2952 richytill Offline Send Email Feb 3, 2004
11:45 pm
What part, of what kind of boat is this and where are the stringers and what size please. Will respond. rt...
2953 carlmbentley Offline Send Email Feb 4, 2004
3:33 am
evan, thanks, i guess i'll start tacking undersides tomorrow, and thank you much for the quick reply. rich, it's a 36' swain, the stringers are the 1" angle...
2954 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Feb 4, 2004
4:40 am
While assymetrical keels may have the theoretical advantage , I've built them both ways and the difference was unoticable in the real world. Brent Swain ... ...
2955 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Feb 4, 2004
4:48 am
Drawing up every piece of the interior could easily be done by taking measurements of an existing hull , but would it be worthwhile, as every builder will have...
2956 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Feb 4, 2004
4:49 am
I used to go for the 6 inch wide one, but I couldn't fit two anchors side by side, which the 8 inch wide one will allow. Go for the 8 inch by 8 inch bottom...
2957 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Feb 4, 2004
5:01 am
Fibreglass sheet , which consists of a single layer of matt wetted out makes an excellent material for model building. You can pull the model together and...
2958 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Feb 4, 2004
5:04 am
One guy did a 31 in 1/8th inch plate(3.2mm) , but he had health problems and I'm not sure if he ever finished it. It went together well tho. My 26 footer uses...
2959 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Feb 4, 2004
5:12 am
There's no reason you couldn't build a trawler using origami techniques. You could find an existing hull you like and take patterns off it. A bit of fore and...
2960 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Feb 4, 2004
5:19 am
Hanks can get around both stays too far up to reach at sea, if the tension on one stay causes the other to go slack.You need both stays set on a single rocking...
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