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Tomsboatshed
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Tomsboatshed
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DogCavalry's post
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The Vinegar Cure
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Time to repeat.
Yesterday at 7:41 AM
Tomsboatshed
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"Soubrette" gets a make-over.
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Monday at 7:17 AM
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philSweet's post
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Plate development for noncontinous chine
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The usual method is to design a transition from a lap joint to a miter joint, and then work on vanishing the chine with the miter joint...
Oct 15, 2026
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ondarvr's post
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Limitations on hand layup
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The "is CSM needed" question is a bit tricky to answer. The actual bond is the same with or without the CSM, but it can become critical...
Oct 12, 2026
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Limitations on hand layup
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It seems to me the use of the csm is not at all for thickness, but dealing with uneven bonding that can occur laying on layers of axial...
Oct 12, 2026
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Electric Boat Propulsion
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Thanks for the explanation. It is proof that there are options for safer reactors though. Also, that smaller units can be built...
Oct 9, 2026
Tomsboatshed
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Electric Boat Propulsion
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Canadian nuclear reactors used for power generation are CANDU reactors, typically of 500-900 MW per unit. CANDU reactors do not use...
Oct 9, 2026
Tomsboatshed
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Dinghy rub rail?
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I was able to find a match! I contacted a guy from YouTube who replaced the rub rail on his ELI dinghy. He told me that he got the rub...
Oct 7, 2026
Tomsboatshed
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"Honesty"
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25' Edwardian Gentleman's Launch.
Sep 27, 2026
Tomsboatshed
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K52 trawler yacht
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Alu trawler yacht design from AMD team (Thailand)
Sep 26, 2026
Tomsboatshed
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tpenfield's post
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Twin I/O to Twin Outboard Conversion Project
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I've been meaning to post some video of the boat running out on the bay. So, here is a recent sample. . .
Sep 17, 2026
Tomsboatshed
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"Sybarite"
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27'-6" LOA, river or lake runabout, probably electric powered.
Sep 14, 2026
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Sheer Line,...so important !
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On the other hand it must be remembered that it is not just the sheer line, but also the camber of the deck. While many sheer lines...
Sep 12, 2026
Tomsboatshed
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"Torsk" underway. Small changes to the geometry, but nothing major.
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Sep 7, 2026
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"Torsk" with bright-finished hull.
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Thanks! It has been annoying me for years, but I've really tried hard to get it right. Until now. Getting much closer. :)
Aug 30, 2026
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