Pot pot powaaa

Discussion in 'Boat Design' started by Vulkyn, Oct 1, 2010.

  1. srimes
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    srimes Senior Member


    You know, I might just do that. My boy's almost 6 and I bet he'd like a pop-pop boat, and I just found an old roll of kevlar. Doesn't that stuff tend to absorb water? Should I try to dry it out first? I should do a test piece just to check it out, and a pop-pop boat is a nice size. I just need a mold...
     
  2. Vulkyn
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    Vulkyn Senior Member

    i was gona do it with plywood but over the weakend ill do the juice version ill leave the more "complicated" version later :p
     

  3. hoytedow
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    hoytedow Carbon Based Life Form

    Damp sand has been used as a boat mold in the past. Somewhere on this forum there was mention of it being done beachside.
     
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