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07-23-2010, 11:31 PM
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| Composite chainplates design and calculations I need to move the composite chainplates of my cat and I would like to have the design and calculations for the new chainplates location done by somebody. I wonder if anyone here has gone through the same and has some advice. Ideally I would like to find somebody with specific catamaran experience so I could get the best bang for the buck. If the process is too expensive I may be tempted to figure it out myself and end up overbuilding. Some more info in the thread below Cheers composite chainplates  |
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