Sheathed strip - Limits?

Discussion in 'Wooden Boat Building and Restoration' started by Mohan Pakkurti, Jan 24, 2005.

  1. Mohan Pakkurti
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    Mohan Pakkurti Junior Member

    hi!

    I have been building boats with traditional methods and use epoxy or resorcinol for gluing laminated frames etc. But am curious about the Sheathed strip techniques. What are the limitations of these techniques? How large a boat can you construct with these techniques? Is that question even relevant?

    Where do you start to read about the technique?

    Regards.

    Mohan
     
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