Date: 4/16/2003, 2:04 pm
You can make the, uh, like Shawn said, removable by fitting it to the bow with a peg. So that the damage won't likely extend to the foredeck, and you can replace it easily.
Typically Greenlandic. This tip from Harvey Guru Golden. ;-}
: I've barely paddled my Pygmy AT17 (first wooden boat) yet, but those bayonet
: points at the stem and stern have always worried me. Eventually I'll ram a
: wharf, bridge abutment, poolside, or another boat. I'm concerned about
: damage to the stem points -- as well as safety for paddlers or swimmers.
: I was checking out Rob's new model, see photo at link below, and I saw that
: the bow & stern tips have what look to be wooden knobs on them. Do you
: all wear similar protection? I can see advantages. Also curious about
: correct nomenclature relating to same. If none exists, let's make it up.
Messages In This Thread
- Other: Not to put too fine a point on it... *LINK*
Bill Burton -- 4/15/2003, 4:37 pm- Re: Other: Not to put too final a point on it...
Eric -- 4/16/2003, 2:04 pm- Re: Other: Not to put too fine a point on it...
Brian Nystrom -- 4/16/2003, 12:00 pm- Re: Other: Not to put too fine a point on it...
LeeG -- 4/16/2003, 7:17 am- Re: Other: Not to put too fine a point on it...
Jeff The Tall -- 4/16/2003, 1:38 am- Re: Other: Not to put too fine a point on it...
Shawn Baker -- 4/15/2003, 11:46 pm- Re: Other: Not to put too fine a point on it...
Bill Burton -- 4/16/2003, 2:01 pm
- Re: Other: Not to put too fine a point on it...
- Re: Other: Not to put too final a point on it...