Hinging a hatch
In Response To: Re: internal hatch pulls (mike allen)
A hinge can take a lot of forms. I wouldn't expect someone to use a piano hinge on a kayak hatch and I agree with you that flexibility is desireable. Actually, the combinationg of a simple fixed tab that slid under one side of the hull with a catch on the other side would be sufficient, though some form of tether would be necessary. Flexible hinges (rubber, bungee, etc.) on either side of the tab should do the trick. Again, simplicity is the goal.
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- Strip: Internal Hatch Bungies *Pic*
Pascal, in Southern Chile -- 3/5/2003, 9:04 pm- Re: Strip: Internal Hatch Bungies
Dave Grimmer -- 3/7/2003, 5:57 pm- Re: Strip: Internal Hatch Bungies
Pascal, in Southern Chile -- 3/7/2003, 8:53 pm- Re: Strip: Internal Hatch Bungies
Jeff The Tall -- 3/7/2003, 8:09 pm - Re: Strip: Internal Hatch Bungies
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Brian Nystrom -- 3/6/2003, 1:45 pm- internal hatch pulls
mike allen -- 3/6/2003, 3:43 pm- Re: internal hatch pulls
Brian Nystrom -- 3/6/2003, 5:14 pm- Re: internal hatch pulls
Ryan -- 3/6/2003, 6:34 pm- Re: internal hatch pulls
mike allen -- 3/6/2003, 6:32 pm- Hinging a hatch
Brian Nystrom -- 3/7/2003, 12:43 pm
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- Re: Strip: Internal Hatch Bungies *LINK* *Pic*
Mike Hanks -- 3/6/2003, 12:07 pm - Re: Strip: Internal Hatch Bungies
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