Re: [bolger] Re: Wyoming (xynole)
The only problem with the parker refrence is that the
boats are massive, closer to conventional scantlings
with bolger you can be talking the same sheating
scantlings (though not necesarily) in boats that range
in size from 20-40 feet. so some will be sturdy, and
oithers will be pushing the envelope a little. So at
a minimum, anyone considering xynole should be getting
the substitution approaved by Phil in advance. And if
as in one example I cited we are talking about
substituting 80 oz of armoring for 12, it will not
likely be all that controvercial.
--- Bob Johnson <bobzonk@...> wrote:
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I'm behind on reading the group, so maybe this has
already come up, but, for<BR>
information on the use of xynole and dynel (both
polyesters, I think) you can<BR>
not beat Rueul Parker's book _The New Cold Molded
Boatbuilding_. He is a big<BR>
advocate of these over fiberglass. And his book
is one of the two<BR>
boatbuilding books that I have read that I thought
actually had enough<BR>
practical information in them to actually get through
a large boatbuilding<BR>
project. (The other one is George Buehler's _Buehler's
Backyard Boatbuilding_,<BR>
which covers an entirely different way of
building.) I would recommend both<BR>
of these highly before building a large boat,
regardless of the method or type<BR>
of boat.<BR>
<BR>
Bob<BR>
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boats are massive, closer to conventional scantlings
with bolger you can be talking the same sheating
scantlings (though not necesarily) in boats that range
in size from 20-40 feet. so some will be sturdy, and
oithers will be pushing the envelope a little. So at
a minimum, anyone considering xynole should be getting
the substitution approaved by Phil in advance. And if
as in one example I cited we are talking about
substituting 80 oz of armoring for 12, it will not
likely be all that controvercial.
--- Bob Johnson <bobzonk@...> wrote:
<HR>
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<tt>
I'm behind on reading the group, so maybe this has
already come up, but, for<BR>
information on the use of xynole and dynel (both
polyesters, I think) you can<BR>
not beat Rueul Parker's book _The New Cold Molded
Boatbuilding_. He is a big<BR>
advocate of these over fiberglass. And his book
is one of the two<BR>
boatbuilding books that I have read that I thought
actually had enough<BR>
practical information in them to actually get through
a large boatbuilding<BR>
project. (The other one is George Buehler's _Buehler's
Backyard Boatbuilding_,<BR>
which covers an entirely different way of
building.) I would recommend both<BR>
of these highly before building a large boat,
regardless of the method or type<BR>
of boat.<BR>
<BR>
Bob<BR>
</tt>
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I'm behind on reading the group, so maybe this has already come up, but, for
information on the use of xynole and dynel (both polyesters, I think) you can
not beat Rueul Parker's book _The New Cold Molded Boatbuilding_. He is a big
advocate of these over fiberglass. And his book is one of the two
boatbuilding books that I have read that I thought actually had enough
practical information in them to actually get through a large boatbuilding
project. (The other one is George Buehler's _Buehler's Backyard Boatbuilding_,
which covers an entirely different way of building.) I would recommend both
of these highly before building a large boat, regardless of the method or type
of boat.
Bob
information on the use of xynole and dynel (both polyesters, I think) you can
not beat Rueul Parker's book _The New Cold Molded Boatbuilding_. He is a big
advocate of these over fiberglass. And his book is one of the two
boatbuilding books that I have read that I thought actually had enough
practical information in them to actually get through a large boatbuilding
project. (The other one is George Buehler's _Buehler's Backyard Boatbuilding_,
which covers an entirely different way of building.) I would recommend both
of these highly before building a large boat, regardless of the method or type
of boat.
Bob