Date: 9/13/1999, 6:17 pm
My Arctic Tern with full 6-oz cloth is much the same -- I was suprised at the bit of flexing I can feel, even in big waves, much less going over logs. This flex is actually a benefit. If the boat didn't flex, more damage would be done to your boat. Deeper scratches, etc. Dean
> Just out of curiosity, how flexible is the bottom of your boat? I was
> surprised by the one I made, even though the bottom center panels of the
> one I built had two layers 4oz on the outside,and the interior had two
> layers of 4oz to the second bottom panel it pops in a bit paddling over
> submerged logs. Nothing broke or cracked , it just flexed more than
> expected.
> have fun paddling
Messages In This Thread
- oops, deck to hull seam
Dave Uebele -- 9/13/1999, 11:22 am- Re: oops, deck to hull seam
Dave Uebele -- 9/13/1999, 7:20 pm- Re: oops, deck to hull seam
Chris Bush -- 9/15/1999, 8:46 am
- BIG fillets is the key
Dean Trexel -- 9/13/1999, 6:22 pm- Re: BIG fillets is the key
Hans Friedel -- 9/14/1999, 12:43 am
- Re: oops, deck to hull seam
lee -- 9/13/1999, 3:34 pm- hull flex
Dean Trexel -- 9/13/1999, 6:17 pm
- Re: oops, deck to hull seam
Tom Farre -- 9/13/1999, 12:26 pm - Re: oops, deck to hull seam
- Re: oops, deck to hull seam