Re: IF IT AIN'T BROKE, DON'T BREAK IT
By:Mark Kanzler
Date: 6/11/1998, 1:19 pm
Date: 6/11/1998, 1:19 pm
In Response To: Stitch-N Glue question (Don Beale)
I wish I could follow my own advice better sometimes.
> I turned the hull of my Tred Avon over to check alignment. As
> I sight down the center of the hull there is a low, as though one
> or two stitches were pulled too tight at the center. Laying a straightedge
> over it, there is almost 1/4" low at the worst spot. Possible
> fixes I can think of are filler on the outside (too heavy) or cutting
> and spreading the hull at that spot. Any other suggestions?
Messages In This Thread
- Stitch-N Glue question
Don Beale -- 6/9/1998, 11:22 pm- Re: IF IT AIN'T BROKE, DON'T BREAK IT
Mark Kanzler -- 6/11/1998, 1:19 pm- Re: Stitch-N Glue question
Andy Gere -- 6/10/1998, 10:31 pm- Re: Stitch-N Glue question
Don Beale -- 6/11/1998, 2:17 pm
- Re: Stitch-N Glue question
Pete Jung -- 6/10/1998, 10:40 am- Re: Stitch-N Glue question
Don Beale -- 6/10/1998, 11:47 am- Re: Stitch-N Glue question
Brian -- 6/10/1998, 10:17 pm
- Re: Stitch-N Glue question
- Re: Stitch-N Glue question
Andy Gere -- 6/10/1998, 1:36 am- Re: Stitch-N Glue question
Paul Jacobson -- 6/10/1998, 12:20 pm - Re: Stitch-N Glue question
- Re: IF IT AIN'T BROKE, DON'T BREAK IT