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Re: Internal Strongback for Spring Run Constructio
By:Ray Port Angeles
Date: 10/16/2001, 11:37 am

: I am in the process of building my first strip Kayak, a Spring Run. The plans
: call for a six inch square strongback constructed with 10" risers to
: hold the section forms.

: Can the Spring Run be constructed using the internal strongback method with
: holes cut in each form and the forms slid on to a two by four instead?

: What would be the disadvantages of using the internal strongback method, if
: any? .

I think either would work fine. However, when I was done with my internal strongback I put it high on a wall with three shelf brackets, it is out of the way and I use the sawhorses for other things. The external strongback is a large albatross in my shop that I don't have room to store. I'm afraid the only solution is to build another boat, sigh.
Ray

Messages In This Thread

Internal Strongback for Spring Run Construction
Cal Hutton -- 10/15/2001, 10:40 pm
Re: Internal Strongback for Spring Run Constructio *Pic*
John Schroeder -- 10/16/2001, 3:07 pm
Re: Internal Strongback for Spring Run Constructio
Ben Staley -- 10/16/2001, 3:38 pm
Re: Another View *Pic*
John Schroeder -- 10/16/2001, 4:09 pm
Re: Another View *Pic*
Bill Price -- 10/16/2001, 5:47 pm
Re: Another View
John Schroeder -- 10/16/2001, 11:00 pm
Re: Internal Strongback for Spring Run Constructio
Ray Port Angeles -- 10/16/2001, 11:37 am
Re: Internal Strongback for Spring Run Constructio
Don Beale -- 10/16/2001, 1:29 am