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thanks
By:Randy Knauff
Date: 4/10/2002, 12:35 pm
In Response To: Re: S&G: 3mm vs 4mm strength (LeeG)

Thanks for the good info everyone. I'm waiting to see if the lumber company might pay for shipping both ways before deciding what to do. But is sounds like I can still build with this if I want. I have some 4mm left from another boat I can use for the bottom panels.

I can build a hard chine, four panel or a multi-chine which would have smaller sized sections to reduce some flex.

Randy

Messages In This Thread

S&G: 3mm vs 4mm strength
Randy Knauff -- 4/9/2002, 7:46 pm
Re: S&G: 3mm vs 4mm strength
Severne -- 4/10/2002, 11:29 am
Re: S&G: 3mm vs 4mm strength
LeeG -- 4/10/2002, 11:55 am
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Randy Knauff -- 4/10/2002, 12:35 pm
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Craig Bumgarner -- 4/10/2002, 10:34 am
Re: What worked for me
David Ross -- 4/10/2002, 2:36 pm
Re: What worked for me
Craig Bumgarner -- 4/10/2002, 4:22 pm
Re: S&G: 3mm vs 4mm strength
Ken Finger -- 4/10/2002, 7:57 am
Re: S&G: 3mm vs 4mm strength
Shawn Baker -- 4/9/2002, 10:49 pm
Re: S&G: 3mm vs 4mm strength
LeeG -- 4/9/2002, 9:55 pm
Re: S&G: 3mm vs 4mm strength
daren neufeld -- 4/9/2002, 9:01 pm