Pirogue 14-29
Pirogue 14-29
I'm thinking of building a pirogue as a first simple boat. Is the 14-29 stitch and glue? I've seen other plans that call for duct tape.
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Re: Pirogue 14-29
You could try to use duct tape to hold the seams together while the fillets dry. You might have to throw in a couple stitches.
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Re: Pirogue 14-29
The tape could work but if you attach it really good but is there a chance of pulling some of the wood fibers when removing it , seams like a risky item.
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Re: Pirogue 14-29
I'd rather use stitches than tape because I'd like to learn the stitch technique. Just wondering what Matt specifies in the plans for this boat.
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Re: Pirogue 14-29
I've tried it and experienced the splintering. I also found that even duct tape comes loose in the middle of the night. Wire stitching doesn't.Oldsparkey wrote:The tape could work but if you attach it really good but is there a chance of pulling some of the wood fibers when removing it , seams like a risky item.
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Re: Pirogue 14-29
Sometimes the tape will leave a residue that the epoxy doesnt like
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