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Pauline&Phill |
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Right masking tape it is  Will revisit wood sourcing.
Best wishes,
Pauline
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are simply Brilliant!
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Pics please Pauline!
Thanks in advance, Karen
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another trick is to bind with a rawhide dog chew cut into a single strip, soak the rawhide before wrapping it round, then as it dries it tightens, clamping the pieces very tight. this is especially useful with slow cure glues.
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Pauline&Phill |
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Ooh clever! G
Will do Karen
Best wishes,
Pauline
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Thanks for the info.I will stick with the ally boom for now but I will follow this ready for when for when I decide it really needs to be wood to be in keeping with the rest of the boat!.
Thanks again.
John and Sara
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http://www.boat-building.org/learn-skills/index.php/en/wood/making-wooden-spars/
have a look at the above link, good advice on tapering and rounding square laminated material. The whole site is good for advice on traditional skills with many good videos.
Good luck.
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Fascinating site !!! Will add it to my favourites. The only trouble is I might not get anything else done if I start exploring this site.
Many thanks
John and Sara
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John & Sara, since I suspect that the paint on your hull is synthetic, as are the ropes with which your boat is rigged, as is the cloth with which your sails are made, I can see no reason why you can't sensibly use aluminium for a jib-boom. You can always resort to kidology, buff paint and grain the boom! Some old boats even have carbon masts, arghhhhh!
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