Date: 11/29/2000, 2:53 pm
I used 1/2" ply on my exped and had a problem with one of the forms breaking near the end of the boat. A form where there wasn't a lot of material between the beam and the outside. Beefier ply would prevent this. On the Night heron i have started now i am using 3/4" MDF it seems to hold a staple (but not as good as ply) but I haven't started stripping yet. I chose MDF because it was easier to bring to the correct shape. A sureform or regular file fairs it nicely where as ply is a bit harder to fix. I am still debating on wether or not to indulge in staples so MDFs holding power might not be a concern for me.
Tom
: I used cheap particle board on the forms for my Spring Run. It was free. If
: you coat the edges with titebond it holds staples pretty well.
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Bret -- 11/28/2000, 11:18 pm- Re: form material
George Cushing -- 12/4/2000, 2:29 pm- Re: form material
Jason Given -- 11/29/2000, 3:26 pm- Re: form material
Bret -- 11/29/2000, 4:45 pm
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Don Beale -- 11/29/2000, 10:04 am- Re: form material
tom preska -- 11/29/2000, 2:53 pm
- Re: form material
Richard Boyle -- 11/29/2000, 8:20 am- Re: form material
peter czerpak -- 11/29/2000, 8:06 am- Re: form material
Rehd -- 11/29/2000, 1:58 am- Re: form material
Rehd -- 11/29/2000, 2:06 am
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mthyer@microsoft.com -- 11/29/2000, 1:36 am- Re: form material
Mike -- 11/28/2000, 11:56 pm - Re: form material
- Re: form material