A native paddle question
By:Pete Rudie
Date: 9/29/2001, 12:13 am
Date: 9/29/2001, 12:13 am
The drawing on Zimmerly's website of the MAE 593-76 includes a paddle. I'm not sure of reading it properly, but it seems to show a reinforcing rib carved into the power face of the paddle, with the tips trailing behind the centerline of the loom. Does anybody know whether this correct?
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- A native paddle question
Pete Rudie -- 9/29/2001, 12:13 am- Re: A native paddle answer (long)
Ken Sutherland -- 9/29/2001, 3:07 am- Re: A native paddle question (short)
risto -- 9/29/2001, 8:07 am- Re: A native paddle question (short)
Rob Macks -- 9/29/2001, 11:25 am- native paddle & grip
risto -- 10/1/2001, 11:10 am- Re: native paddle & grip
Rob Macks -- 10/1/2001, 2:41 pm- Re: native paddle & grip
risto -- 10/2/2001, 1:14 pm- Just a thought....
Pete Rudie -- 10/1/2001, 10:13 pm- Re: Just a thought....
risto -- 10/2/2001, 1:33 pm- Re: Just a thought....
Rob Macks -- 10/2/2001, 9:32 am- Re: Experience & Authority? Front & Back? *Pic*
Mike Hanks -- 10/1/2001, 11:39 pm- The evidence, the case! You a trial lawyer? *NM*
risto -- 10/2/2001, 1:35 pm- Re: The evidence, the case! You a trial lawyer?
Pete Rudie -- 10/3/2001, 12:22 am
- Thanks, Mike. Right on point. *NM*
Pete Rudie -- 10/2/2001, 10:24 am - Re: The evidence, the case! You a trial lawyer?
- Re: Just a thought....
- Just a thought....
- Re: native paddle & grip
- Re: A native paddle question (short)
Roy Morford -- 9/29/2001, 1:24 pm - Re: native paddle & grip
- Re: A native paddle question (short)
daren neufeld -- 9/29/2001, 8:55 am - native paddle & grip
- Re: A native paddle question (short)
- Re: A native paddle question (short)
- Re: A native paddle answer (long)