Dave,
The nails are there only to hold the deck in place till the epoxy sets up.
I used the same method on my CLC WR 164. It worked fine.
Ben
: Well I epoxied the deck on my CLC s&g. It is being held down with strapping
: tape as it dries. Plans called for bronze nails every 4 inches along shear
: clamp. I've read a few posts about not needing them but two things scare
: me.. 1)if the angle I planed on the tops of the shear clamps wasn't
: perfect the mating surface will be less than desirable for a strong bond.
: and 2) I thickened the epoxy with wood flour instead of the prescribed
: cab-o-sil (stronger??) will this weaken the bond any? the strapping tapes
: remain until I am confident that removal won't bring on any strange
: hull-to-shear pannel seperating noises OR I chicken out and add the bronze
: ring nails. any comments will be appreciated. -dave
Messages In This Thread
- no nails on deck? (s&g)
Dave -- 1/21/2001, 6:57 pm- Re: Don't Need No Steenkin' Fastners
George Cushing -- 1/21/2001, 9:43 pm- no nails
Sam McFadden -- 1/21/2001, 9:08 pm- Re: no nails on deck? (s&g)
Ben -- 1/21/2001, 7:20 pm - no nails
- Re: Don't Need No Steenkin' Fastners