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05 November 2009, 18:54
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How do you plan to connect the knees to the transom (no particular view on my part just interested to learn) will there be any physical joint or will you just epoxy and glass them on ?
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06 November 2009, 06:56
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Originally Posted by r mcdonald
Unless you can sand the transom perfectly flat.You could mix some filler with resin when bonding the first layer of plywood to the existing transom laminate,that should fill up any voids between the two. If you use straight resin it will just drain out the bottom of the join.
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I have got some west system fillet to mix up with the resin to get it to take up the void between the ply and what is remaining of the transom? I am going to bolt and screw the ply to the old transom to ensure it is all tight while it sets?
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06 November 2009, 07:09
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How do you plan to connect the knees to the transom (no particular view on my part just interested to learn) will there be any physical joint or will you just epoxy and glass them on ?
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From what I have read and seen from using resin and fillet powder mixed up to make a thicker epoxy glop it is very strong and the consensus seams to be that resin is the way to go and is all you need. I may well screw the knees in place to hold them while the resin goes off and if that is the case then I may as well leave them in place and just glass over them?
All the resin and associated kit.
Ply is getting delivered today.
Brother in Law is confirmed as coming to help.
So fingers crossed.
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06 November 2009, 09:40
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Just a thought for you... If you want a good strong filler, cut some strips of CSM about 20mm wide and tease out the fibres and stir them into laminating resin until you can hardly get any more to mix. Stuff the mix into your gaps and stipple and smooth into place. Much stronger than mixing powder into resin. Don't use a handful in a big gloop tho cos you may get a heat problem as it cures.
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06 November 2009, 12:11
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You can buy bags of loose strands if thats what your after.
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06 November 2009, 12:21
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JW - that is a top tip. I am forseeing a use for this to fill the joint between the bottom of the transom and the hull. Thanks.
Chewy - Aye you can buy this but as it will take a few days, as I did not buy any.
now is it ethically ok to ask a small child to separate CMS into 20mm long strands
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06 November 2009, 14:40
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Try and scrounge some Crestomer from someone, it sticks like shit!
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06 November 2009, 15:46
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now is it ethically ok to ask a small child to separate CMS into 20mm long strands
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Its ok here to let your youngest brother glass down the inside of a console, so I can't see why not?
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06 November 2009, 18:08
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Aye .. up the midgets Damn handy for those hard to get to, build jobs
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06 November 2009, 20:49
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Aye .. up the midgets Damn handy for those hard to get to, build jobs
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I make a nice living from cleaning chimney's and don't even have to leave the house
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06 November 2009, 20:58
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5. Keep it clean and legal, no shipping booze to kids, guns to Britain, lock picks to Canada or midget-ribster porn to anyone.
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Why do I get the feeling I've overlooked something small somewhere on Ribnet
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06 November 2009, 21:59
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Why do I get the feeling I've overlooked something small somewhere on Ribnet
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You Sir .. are a trouble maker .. did you get expelled from school ?
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