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Old 09-03-2010, 05:49 PM
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that and it turns out the ingot stuff is cheep
or at least its no more than the cost of the component material
I am a bit concerned about this substitution of manganese for tin though
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Old 09-03-2010, 05:51 PM
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that and it turns out the ingot stuff is cheep
or at least its no more than the cost of the component material
I am a bit concerned about this substitution of manganese for tin though
I am not a metallurgist, but in general manganese makes the alloy harder. But when there is zero tin in it, it is not a bronce imho.
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Personally I don't trust screwing even at a party. Screws are fine for holding stuff in the place while the epoxy hardens and should then be removed and tossed IMHO. If I am using chine logs instead of glass tape I will reinforce the seams with screws to prevent crack propagation, but I make sure the screw heads are visible so I can keep an eye on 'em.
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rereading my old threads now that I'm getting ready to start

bolts I can machine myself, all I need is the rod which I can get here in town from the foundry. I'm going with a cold molded hull and if I can find it I'd like to use the plastic staples someone mentioned. Any hints would be appreciated. I like the idea that they are used in conjunction with an air gun, something I am way to familiar with and that they are relatively cheap. Seems like the perfect solution for a laminate temp fastener.

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According to an earlier post by apex1 Raptor Nails supplies plastic staples and guns for them. I don't know anything about them or the supplier.
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This link may give some insight. Thanks, apex1.
http://www.raptornails.com/optips.php
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found it and bookmarked it just the other day
thanks guys
I'm so close I can taste it

waiting to hear back on a couple of questions but I'm pretty much ready to go buy the ply for the molds and start slicing and dicing

I gotta get one of those guns in
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Hey Boston, don't let Frosty know that you are getting another "gun"...

Nice to hear about your little lady mate, we all wish you both well.
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