1.5 inch cedar strip panels for a pirogue TV

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jackjama
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1.5 inch cedar strip panels for a pirogue TV

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I am going to build the Pirogue TV. I plan on ripping cedar 2by4's to make my panels. Has anyone built with 1.5 inch strips?
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Re: 1.5 inch cedar strip panels for a pirogue TV

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I have and it works great.
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Re: 1.5 inch cedar strip panels for a pirogue TV

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Thanks, that will save quite a bit of money. In Houston the best I can find for 4mm Okoume bs1088 is $60 per sheet.

If my calculations are right, I can build this boat with 7 or 8 eight foot cedar 2x4's which are available at Lowes.
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Thats how I did my cedar strip Touring Pirogue. It worked great. Half as may glue joints that way. I am currently doing an Okwata the same way, but with 5/4 cedar deck boards.

Enjoy the build.
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I used a combination of 3/4 and 1 1/2 inch strips to do my decks and tankwell and they worked great and looked great. But I'm still a rookie . . .
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