Re: 3mm or 4mm plywood?
By:Jim Miller
Date: 4/12/1999, 12:33 pm
Date: 4/12/1999, 12:33 pm
In Response To: Re: 3mm or 4mm plywood? (Dave Abbott)
Great Story Dave!
I saw my near-fully LOADED kayak rolling down the beach on a windy Baja day, again no damage.
However, this only may point out three things:
1. Wind will do amazing things 2. A kayak can withstand a fair amount of pressure sideways 3. Proper attachement of a kayak is important, no matter where you are and what the circumstances are.
The concern I would have is how much a 3mm thick hull will flex in rough ocean paddling, or what surf would do to it.
Messages In This Thread
- 3mm or 4mm plywood?
Steve Bailey -- 4/11/1999, 10:33 am- Re: 3mm or 4mm plywood?
lee -- 4/12/1999, 3:14 pm- Go 3mm and add more glass
Paul Jacobson -- 4/11/1999, 9:57 pm- Re: Flex
Nick Schade - Guillemot Kayaks -- 4/12/1999, 9:25 am- Why is 2oz X 3 better than 6oz X 1 ??
JC -- 4/11/1999, 10:29 pm- New Math: 2x3 > 6x1
Mike R. -- 4/14/1999, 2:25 am- Darned if I know
Paul Jacobson -- 4/12/1999, 3:41 am- Re: Darned if I know
Don Beale -- 4/13/1999, 11:32 am- Re: Darned if I know
Larry C. -- 4/12/1999, 7:28 pm- Layup scheduales
Brian T. Cunningham -- 4/12/1999, 11:53 am - Re: Darned if I know
- Darned if I know
- Why is 2oz X 3 better than 6oz X 1 ??
- Re: 3mm or 4mm plywood?
Mike Scarborough -- 4/11/1999, 6:28 pm- Re: 3mm or 4mm plywood?
Brian T. Cunningham -- 4/12/1999, 1:37 pm
- Re: 3mm or 4mm plywood?
Dave Abbott -- 4/11/1999, 4:37 pm- Re: 3mm or 4mm plywood?
Jim Miller -- 4/12/1999, 12:33 pm
- Go 3mm and add more glass
- Re: 3mm or 4mm plywood?