http://www.jemwatercraft.com/FreeRudderPlans.php
I need to get a picture of that rudder posted. Graham, do you have one?
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I will try been laid up with flu for a while but will try at the weekend.
How are you doing with the drawings is there much interest?
How are you doing with the drawings is there much interest?
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Great news I will try to drag myself out of bed tomorrow and venture down to the shop. The temperature is now above freezing and the door was frozen shut.
Naff excuse I know!
Naff excuse I know!
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Matt
Reading some of Micks post , brings up a question, Is the southwind based on the clipper and the northwind based on the sea wind.
Ron
Reading some of Micks post , brings up a question, Is the southwind based on the clipper and the northwind based on the sea wind.
Ron
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yes and yestx river rat wrote:Matt
Reading some of Micks post , brings up a question, Is the southwind based on the clipper and the northwind based on the sea wind.
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I just reread this thread and I have another question ,if you set the foot peggs up as rudder control is there a way to have another set to brace against when you are using a yak paddle.
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Buy these:
http://www.duckworksbbs.com/hardware/canoe-kayak/rudder-fb/index.htm
http://www.duckworksbbs.com/hardware/canoe-kayak/rudder-fb/index.htm
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Matt,
Would it be possible to strip build flat panels for this boat and then cut as per plans. I know the twists might be tough but is it possible?
Would it be possible to strip build flat panels for this boat and then cut as per plans. I know the twists might be tough but is it possible?
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You could. But that's a lot of work. Might as well fully strip build it. I can help with that!Darrells wrote:Matt,
Would it be possible to strip build flat panels for this boat and then cut as per plans. I know the twists might be tough but is it possible?
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