Re: cushions

Well, you didn't say not to, so you could cut it out and just leave an
outline, then cover with aircraft Dacron a la Platt Monfort. Makes a
very comfortable, light seat that doesn't run away on you, but somehow I
don't think that's what you meant.

>"Roger Derby" <derbyrm@...>
>
>
>wrote:
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>Any thoughts on how to turn a piece of rigid plywood into a seat that's
>comfortable for extended sitting?
>
>Or should I look in the FAQ?
>
>Roger
>derbyrm@...
>http://derbyrm.mystarband.net
>

Roger:

> Any thoughts on how to turn a piece of rigid plywood into a seat
> that's comfortable for extended sitting?

Sit on a Type IV? That's worked for us in the Gull and the Mice,
and it has the added benefit of keeping extra safety gear close
to hand. I also have some cushions scavenged from some dead lawn
furniture that I mean to try in _Shrike_'s cockpit once I get her
in the water.

-- Sue --
(scrambling to get _Shrike_ finished before the snow flies)

--
Susan Davis <futabachan@...>

Any thoughts on how to turn a piece of rigid plywood into a seat that's
comfortable for extended sitting?

Or should I look in the FAQ?

Roger
derbyrm@...
http://derbyrm.mystarband.net