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    Building Instructions for stringers and mast step?

    Home › Forums › Technical – View only › Building Instructions for stringers and mast step?

    • This topic has 3 replies, 3 voices, and was last updated 17 years ago by Martin Ward.
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    • 23rd August 2009 at 8:14pm #507
      Martin Ward
      Participant

      Recently I have been looking at the Class Building Palns but unfortunately I haven’t been able to see any instructions regarding the number or spacing of the stringers. Also they are no instructions for the knees around the mast step. I assume that these are free design?

      There appear to be several different versions of both the stringers and mast step.

      Regards

      Martin Ward

      24th August 2009 at 6:44pm #3736
      davecooper
      Participant

      Absolutely free, Martin. In fact, if you are building with wood and epoxy fillet, quite possibly things you wouldn’t include.
      Dave

      25th August 2009 at 11:24am #3737
      Bill B
      Participant

      If you are in the Midlands, give me a call and come and see some wooden boats at South Staffs. We have an all wood club boat and a boat built by Trevor Gore which was very successful (features in the technical hints bokk on building a boat I think). I am sure its owner wouldn’t mind you having a look if we ask nicely.
      We also have a bit of previous experience of buiding wood OKs and decking glass ones.

      [email protected]

      Bill

      27th August 2009 at 9:57pm #3738
      Martin Ward
      Participant

      Thanks Bill and Dave both your posts have been very helpful. I will get cracking with the rebuild now and hope to have the boat finished by the end of October. Really good to get this type of support.

      Thank you

      Martin Ward

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