Date: 10/9/2008, 12:43 pm
Hey Andre,
here's a link to what I think you're asking about.
http://www.westcoastpaddler.com/building/thumbnails.php?album=16
-David Woodham
: I´ve been trying to construct my first papermade model of a S&G kayak to
: understand how parts get fixed together and to understand the points
: scheme. Yesterday, I made one my own and I´m going to do another until the
: moment I think I´m prepared to work with lines in the plywood directly.
: I observed that papermade model is simple to do, but lines must be traced
: exactly how they appear in the table of offsets. My first model is a
: disaster! There it is, all glued with adhesive paper.
: So, I have a doubt, looking at this little work: Parts must be glued side by
: side and need to touch each other from the bow to stern, without
: "trespassing" to other part? I mean: the parts must be glued
: straightly in the limits and a third part (adhesive paper, for example) do
: the rest?
: I´ll try another model...
: If someone has something to say, say it.
Messages In This Thread
- S&G: To begin...
André Lauand Ribeiro -- 10/9/2008, 8:20 am- Re: S&G: To begin... *LINK*
David Woodham -- 10/9/2008, 12:43 pm- Re: S&G: To begin...
vk1nf -- 10/9/2008, 8:39 am- Re: S&G: To begin...
André Lauand Ribeiro -- 10/9/2008, 10:51 am- Re: S&G: To begin...
John K -- 10/9/2008, 5:17 pm- Re: S&G: To begin...
Mike Savage -- 10/9/2008, 3:48 pm- Re: S&G: To begin...
bromasi -- 10/9/2008, 12:35 pm - Re: S&G: To begin...
- Re: S&G: To begin...
- Re: S&G: To begin...
- Re: S&G: To begin... *LINK*