Date: 10/3/1999, 11:29 pm
Heyy... When I was in Seattle this summer, I stopped by the Wood Boat Heritage Center (Wooden Boat Shop too, but that's another story) and stopped into the woodshop. There was a guy in there building a stitch&glue boat from carbon honeycomb from Boeing Surplus. He said he thought it was the same stuff they use for the wing panels on the Stealth! Anyhow, I asked if I could pick it up--it was maybe 25 lbs!
I need to visit Boeing Surplus someday!
Shawn
> I have a friend who is almost finished with his foam strip guillemot. It
> is looking good. He used a very stiff urethane foam that he got from
> Boeing surplus I think. $30 for all the foam. He is a professional
> fiberglass worker, that builds towfish (towed submarines). He used 10 oz.
> glass and his usual resin. He has less than $100 invested. He will need to
> paint it, the foam doesn't look as nice as the wood. I'll give a report
> after the launch, I'm planning to be there for it.
> Mike
Messages In This Thread
- Foam Guillemot
Mike Hanks -- 10/3/1999, 1:38 pm- Re: Stealth kayak
Shawn Baker -- 10/3/1999, 11:29 pm- Re: Foam Guillemot
Dean Trexel -- 10/3/1999, 9:04 pm- Re: Foam Guillemot
Mike Hanks -- 10/8/1999, 9:29 pm- Re: Foam Guillemot
Mike Hanks -- 10/4/1999, 10:35 am - Re: Foam Guillemot
- Thickening composite structure
Nathan Osborn -- 10/3/1999, 3:24 pm- Re: Thickening composite structure
Ian Johnston -- 10/3/1999, 8:32 pm
- Re: Foam Guillemot
- Re: Stealth kayak