Re: Crossover with trad. techniques
By:Bram
Date: 2/11/2000, 11:08 am
Date: 2/11/2000, 11:08 am
In Response To: Crossover with trad. techniques (Nathan)
> Good point with the domino effect. The lightness of the geodesic designs
> is their primary selling point, and I can't see that lashing the joints
> would add significant weight. As long as the wood of the frame itself
> holds, there shouldn't be a problem.
> Also, the baidarka built with the elastomeric glues might have something
> to add here. (I can't recall the web address...) For major stress points -
> deckbeams, coaming, stringers, and keelson joints, this might be just the
> ticket. Now, if I can only find that article...
> I'm thinking about it.
> Nathan
Search this BBS, its here somewhere.
Bram
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Nathan -- 2/9/2000, 2:28 pm- Re: Baidarkas, geodesic aerolite boats
Nick Schade - Guillemot Kayaks -- 2/10/2000, 8:35 am- Durability / Failure
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Nick Schade - Guillemot Kayaks -- 2/10/2000, 5:20 pm- Crossover with trad. techniques
Nathan -- 2/10/2000, 7:23 pm- Re: Crossover with trad. techniques
Kelly Trehearne -- 2/12/2000, 7:20 am- Re: Crossover with trad. techniques
Bram -- 2/11/2000, 11:08 am - Re: Crossover with trad. techniques
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- Crossover with trad. techniques
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Bill Pendlebury -- 2/9/2000, 3:47 pm - Durability / Failure
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