Date: 10/30/1999, 9:00 am
Mike,
I'm using clear recycled red fir. Had a 21' 2x10 lying around with some rot/damage. Had to rip it on the radial arm saw because my shop isn't long enough where the table saw sits but I could go in one door and out another with the radial saw. Got 5-21' strips, 1-17', 2-13', and 1-12'. I cut the strips 1/2"x1" and they're quite flexible. I don't know if I need to be concerned about flexibility as the boat's intended use is for small local lakes. As a novice (I''ve never been in a kayak) I don't even know what flexibility does for you. One other question: There are some pitch pockets--mostly dry. I plan to fill with putty and seal with shellac before finishing the frame. Do you think I'm on the right track there? Thanks, Tom
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Tom Kurth -- 10/29/1999, 9:00 pm- Re: Walrus stems
Mike Hanks -- 10/29/1999, 11:29 pm- Re: Walrus stems
Tom Kurth -- 10/30/1999, 9:00 am- Re: Walrus stems
Paul G. Jacobson -- 10/30/1999, 8:32 pm- Re: Walrus stems
Mike Hanks -- 10/30/1999, 10:09 am - Re: Walrus stems
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