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| Well you have to have a plug to make the mold from first. You can have one made or make your own. LOTS of discussion on this forum about doing that.
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| I have a lot of educating todo, you just can't by a mold and then buy raw materials to use to eject them. |
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| Did you do that in Panama? |
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| Importing anything intothe DR is disasterous. Red tape and lots of payola |
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| It would be very dificult to rep. a company that made them and shipped here. Price would be very high |
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| Could you steer me to a site that instructs on plug and procedures? |
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| Buying an existing plug is possible but SOTs are new enough in concept that I doubt anyone is going to sell you an old plug. For making a plug, you'd basically build a boat via wood or foam or other method. Building via stitch and glue will be quicker, but will not yield really nice rounded shapes. Here's a good book for building a kevlar canoe with a nice rounded hull. http://books.boatdesign.net/yacht_de...070430365.html It shows how to make a male plug and pop a hull off of it. You'd make a male plug and pop mold off it. It's for making a canoe but the process would be the same for what you want. Then you'd follow this procedure: http://sweetcomposites.com/Mold.html For a sit on top, you'll have to make a mold for the deck as well as a mold for the main hull. Then you'll have to bond them together without leaking buy some method. I've never done but I'd think it can't be too easy.
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| Thanks....I will follow up on these and let you know the results |
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| No problem. Let me know if you need help with the design. I have a couple ideas to make it easier.
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__________________ Can anyone spare any gas today for a hamburger on Friday ??? |
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| 10 to12 feet with room for camping stuff, fishing |
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| Matt..... Let me know if you need help with the design. I have a couple ideas to make it easier.[/quote] What I found looked pretty hard. I wanted to use plastic, but now I just don't know if I have the ability. I have worked with wood and fiberglass on my sail baot for many years. I wanted totry a sit on top with a place for a cooler and camp gear. Just to big a dream and I can't buy one inthe country. |
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| We can discuss offline. Send me an e-mail.
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| Answer Howdy; I have never built a boat myself. I have helped to build 5 canoes at summer camp where I was a counsler. I was looking for help myself. I waned to find a good book on starting to build the basic boat or canoe, of get a form to build over. Can't start till spring, I have a garage and a barn but they are not heated. I don't know what I can do to help you but If I can I will. senseirp |
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