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    wooden mast

    While you are pondering these answers around, I would strongly consider looking about some of the boatyards and see if you can find a metal mast...
    Post by: Oyster, Jul 5, 2008 in forum: Materials
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    wood

    http://www.horstmeierlumber.com/ Try these guys for cypress lumber for your framing and good quality materials for your project. For...
    Post by: Oyster, Jun 21, 2008 in forum: Materials
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    Real wooden toys, built in America.;<}}

    This is the interor layout. I can carry my fishing gear and bird watching books and glasses in the drop storage area which also doubles as seat...
    Post by: Oyster, Oct 23, 2007 in forum: Wooden Boat Building and Restoration
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    Etch primer on epoxy?

    The way I read it you are glassing a planked hull with some age? If so and the boat has some age on it, you maybe asking for some serious trouble...
    Post by: Oyster, Oct 7, 2007 in forum: Fiberglass and Composite Boat Building
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    Real wooden toys, built in America.;<}}

    Thanks, and I have not forgotten the "Popsicle" inquiry. I have just not slowed down enough to put anything on paper yet. We are having an...
    Post by: Oyster, Oct 6, 2007 in forum: Wooden Boat Building and Restoration
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    Real wooden toys, built in America.;<}}

    The boat, only, weighs 147 lbs.
    Post by: Oyster, Oct 4, 2007 in forum: Wooden Boat Building and Restoration
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    Real wooden toys, built in America.;<}}

    Well actually the original boats were not so much as narrower in the stern, as you loose some planing surface with the opening in the well...
    Post by: Oyster, Oct 4, 2007 in forum: Wooden Boat Building and Restoration
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    Real wooden toys, built in America.;<}}

    I wanted a nice little tender built to traditional lines for a small power cruiser that will also be carried on the cabin roof, so I decided to...
    Thread by: Oyster, Oct 4, 2007, 8 replies, in forum: Wooden Boat Building and Restoration
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    NEED HELP-wooden boad friendly in Chesapeake

    Backed up a ways, but depending on whats the needs, jingle these guys. very reasonable MC CREADY RAILWAY 12878 MCCREADY RD LUSBY, MD...
    Post by: Oyster, May 11, 2007 in forum: Boatbuilding
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    Are Your Glue Joints Repairable?

    Thanks, I think I will test some of this stuff.:)
    Post by: Oyster, Apr 18, 2007 in forum: Wooden Boat Building and Restoration
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    Are Your Glue Joints Repairable?

    Thats an interesting idea, that Wiki-Wacki place.;) That will give me a place to kill some time reading on my coffee and lunch breaks. Thanks...
    Post by: Oyster, Apr 16, 2007 in forum: Wooden Boat Building and Restoration
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    Awlgrip problems?

    There has been many issues with the primers under linear paints, and even enamel paints of the lighter colors. Awlquip has a cream primer or...
    Post by: Oyster, Apr 8, 2007 in forum: Fiberglass and Composite Boat Building
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    Boat Repair/Bonding Epoxy to Fiberglass Question

    Ring Leader speaks from some experience here. He has a couple of small projects that he is doing that requires him to practice what he actually...
    Post by: Oyster, Mar 9, 2007 in forum: Materials
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    Box Keel

    I see several are discussing speed. Well folks, speed and shallow draft doesn't always go hand in hand. The angle of the boat that is required to...
    Post by: Oyster, Mar 8, 2007 in forum: Boat Design
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    Box Keel

    There are two hulls being built as we speak, that I know of, but none are in the water. One is in Wash. state and one is in Maine, both with plywood.
    Post by: Oyster, Mar 7, 2007 in forum: Boat Design
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    Box Keel

    I think that this is getting a bit off base. SO I will edit and bow out here and allow the talk to continue about runaboats.
    Post by: Oyster, Mar 5, 2007 in forum: Boat Design
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    Strip plank hard chine hull?

    Strip planked hulls, built with the right scantlings, can be built without framing, allowing bulkheads, and intregal parts to form a complete hull...
    Post by: Oyster, Mar 4, 2007 in forum: Boat Design
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    Strip plank hard chine hull?

    There are several additional questions that could help further some stronger opinions of what my work for in the long haul How much experience...
    Post by: Oyster, Mar 4, 2007 in forum: Boat Design
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    Strip plank hard chine hull?

    [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] You can do almost anything with strip planking in shapes and its not confined to round chine hulls.
    Post by: Oyster, Mar 2, 2007 in forum: Boat Design
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    my first re-build how do i glue new wood to old fiberglass hull?

    http://www.classicmako.com/projects.htm The above link shows step by step many fiberglass hulls and steps along the way. Some of the rebuilds...
    Post by: Oyster, Nov 22, 2006 in forum: Boat Design
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