Date: 11/28/2009, 10:56 pm
Fiberglass and epoxy will go where you put it. That can't be said for wood strips. Strips have a certain amount of "a mind of their own". they will not follow each and every undulation. You need to apply a wood batten to the glass hull to see if the batten will touch at enough points to be able to give you a fair replica of the model.
: A friend has a fiberglass boat that I would like to copy the design
: of the hull and build it using wood strips. I know man who is
: the original manufacturer and he has no problem with me doing
: this. My question is how? what is the best way to get the form
: shapes off an existing hull? Has anyone out there tried this?
: Any ideas or tip are appreciated.
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- Strip: Copy a hull design
John Bratton -- 11/28/2009, 7:40 pm- Re: Strip: Copy a hull design
Steve Rasmussen -- 11/30/2009, 9:54 am- Copyright Infringement
John Caldeira -- 12/1/2009, 2:11 am- Re: Copyright Infringement
Steve Rasmussen -- 12/1/2009, 10:37 am- Re: Copyright Infringement
Andy Waddington -- 12/1/2009, 4:16 pm
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John Bratton -- 11/30/2009, 5:17 pm- Re: Strip: Copy a hull design
Bill Hamm -- 12/1/2009, 12:47 am
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Charlie -- 11/28/2009, 10:56 pm- Re: Strip: Copy a hull design
Bill Hamm -- 11/29/2009, 12:16 am
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Farback -- 11/28/2009, 8:33 pm- Re: Strip: Copy a hull design
John Bratton -- 11/28/2009, 9:18 pm
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