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596 Richard Payne
boden36 Offline Send Email
Feb 1, 2002
9:46 am
Am playing with the idea of removing the steel deck and cabin from Nekeyah, raising the freeboard and building a flush deck and deckhouse from marine grade...
597 Ditmore, Stephen
stephenditmore Offline Send Email
Feb 1, 2002
1:20 pm
You should look into using a "detacouple" - a bar of aluminum and a bar of steel fused together using an explosive. You can then weld to both sides. But I...
598 Gary H. Lucas
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Feb 1, 2002
11:11 pm
Practical Sailor just did an interesting article on diesel engines. The point was made that Yanmars are kind of rough running, but they have a huge market...
599 Gary H. Lucas
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Feb 1, 2002
11:16 pm
Stephen, I can't get your links to work. Is the URL too long for the page causing the problem? Gary H. Lucas ... From: Ditmore, Stephen To:...
600 Richard Payne
boden36 Offline Send Email
Feb 2, 2002
8:24 am
You can have both sliding and hinged hatch in one if you mount the pivots on dinghy mainsheet carriers on appropriate track attached to the cabin top. You just...
601 ravensoars2001 Offline Send Email Feb 3, 2002
2:03 am
Will try to look up the article in Practical Sailor. All reports in this locale are that Yanmar is good. rt ... engines. The point was made that Yanmars are...
602 Richard Payne
boden36 Offline Send Email
Feb 3, 2002
9:08 am
Have never heard of detacouples, will check it out. Thanks, Richard....
603 Ditmore, Stephen
stephenditmore Offline Send Email
Feb 4, 2002
1:19 pm
Sorry. For my zip files go to http://www.boatdesign.net/forums/ <http://www.boatdesign.net/forums/> click on "Boatbuilding," then on "Origami Steel Yacht...
604 lonedamnwolf1 Offline Send Email Feb 4, 2002
1:59 pm
Hello everybody, I have really enjoyed the responses generated by my cat question.One measure of wisdom is knowing when, figuratively, to call a plumber! I...
605 robert44654 Online Now Send Email Feb 6, 2002
7:26 pm
I like your concept of origami construction. It is a real boon for the amatuer builder. Your hull underwater though is rather ugly,not that it matters that...
606 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Feb 6, 2002
11:44 pm
Vertical slits would be impossible to keep fair. I've seen it tried and the result was an abortion with hard ridges at each seam, which would greatly increase...
607 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Feb 6, 2002
11:51 pm
Moon Raven's wheelhouse measures 10 inches off the cabintop. Your taller wheelhouse will give you a lot more room . Having 3 inches more slope to the aft end...
608 robert anthony
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Feb 7, 2002
2:16 pm
brentswain38 <brentswain38@...> wrote: Thanks for the response! Then can you use 1/4" aluminum plate to construct your design? (If you have to have...
609 robert anthony
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Feb 7, 2002
3:01 pm
robert anthony <robert44654@...> wrote: I have looking on the internet, and have difficultly finding suppliers of plate steel 8' by 36' that is wheel...
610 Gary H. Lucas
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Feb 7, 2002
3:26 pm
Anthony, The alumimite is something like solder, it is not a fusion weld like regular welding. A weld harder than the base metal is a source of cracking under...
611 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Feb 7, 2002
9:38 pm
One of my 36 footers is being built in Nanaimo using 1/4 inch aluminium.No problem. Brent Swain ... Then can you use 1/4" aluminum plate to construct your...
612 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Feb 7, 2002
9:42 pm
This has been a problem in the US, but no problem in Canada. The only place we have been able to find wheelabraded plate in the US so far is Farwest Steel in...
613 Douglas Pollard
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Feb 7, 2002
9:43 pm
I think it's fun to speculate about different ways to put a boat together { Aluminite or glue or sticky tape] but I doubt that any of us can afford that kind...
614 David Allen
dr01allen Offline Send Email
Feb 8, 2002
4:32 pm
a major problem with using aluminite is that the aluminum must be above the melting point of the rod. for a soda can, that's not much of a problem. for 1/4"...
615 ravensoars2001 Offline Send Email Feb 8, 2002
11:53 pm
I am building as a hobby. There are no pressing time lines and it is fun to experiment. Much of the joy comes from doing something with my kids and finding...
616 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Feb 9, 2002
10:55 pm
To suggest that over 100 very successful boats which have been built , and have survived everything from circumnavigations ,to the northwest passage , to...
617 Douglas Pollard
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Feb 10, 2002
12:08 am
Hi Brent, Seems to me your a bit touchy about orgami construction. Had you bothered to take a close look at my e-mail you would have seen that it was in reply...
618 Jim Phillips
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Feb 10, 2002
10:15 am
Yeah, Brent, way to go. These parasites shouldn't even be on our group, sucking on our positive vibes. Go away, Duggy, and criticise others. We don't people ...
619 robert anthony
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Feb 10, 2002
11:51 am
I am glad to see all the discussion. I think this is healthy. I would like to add my thoughts to the discussion. First, I have not welded a boat before and...
620 Douglas Pollard
dougpol1 Offline Send Email
Feb 10, 2002
5:52 pm
List, Because some think me a coward for saying that the one boat you build in your life time is not the boat to use unproven methods on, I'm writing this to...
621 iprokopiw Offline Send Email Feb 10, 2002
7:47 pm
Just thought I would add a quick note in support of Doug. The origami technique is innovative, but it was an adaption of proven techniques of welding, etc. To...
622 pvanderwaart Offline Send Email Feb 10, 2002
8:19 pm
... couple of shallow draft sailboats of aluminum. Wolf Trap 30's? A point about innovation. Although it is difficult to forsee every aspect of a major...
623 brentswain38 Offline Send Email Feb 10, 2002
10:27 pm
I repeat, over 100 of these boats have been buiult, and all have been well proven successes despite many torture tests . It's not anything new or experimental ...
624 phillipdallen Offline Send Email Feb 11, 2002
12:11 am
I don't mean to butt in, however, I've lost the thread (I think). Are you discussing the Origami design (concept) or the method of joining the various parts...
625 Alex & Kim Christie
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Feb 11, 2002
9:43 am
As moderator I will jump in here, pull back the reins, and note that it appears that there may have been some confusion over the intent of recent messages, and...
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