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ratrace2
Senior Member
Registered: December 2007 Location: NJ USA Posts: 451
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March-15-2008 10:15am
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Rating: 10
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OK, I'm lost. How does this work.
------------------------------ Crazy as a bucket of frogs. . . . .now that's funny
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juiceclark
Banned
Registered: October 2007 Location: Fort Myers, FL Posts: 373
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Before the first hull can be laid, the mold for the cap and gunwhale must be constructed. Instead of relying on endless measurements, the easiest way is to build it right on top of the hull mold so no mistakes can be made.
Remember, for the cap everything having to do with the mold is upside down. You have to see yourself turning it over, laying-up the cap and gunwhales, popping them out, turning them back over and placing on top of the hull. (huh?)
Tony in Sw FL
------------------------------ Tony Clark
Fort Myers, FL
Brite Star Custom Yachts
Financial Legacy Investment Portfolios
www.britestaryachts.com
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ratrace2
Senior Member
Registered: December 2007 Location: NJ USA Posts: 451
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Right, but a hundred little rectangles does not a mold make. You could have done the same thing with a couple sheets of plywood and metal braces. Why not carry out the same technique with the gunwhales that you executed with the mold of the hull
------------------------------ Crazy as a bucket of frogs. . . . .now that's funny
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