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Speaking from total ignorance here, as I have never laid up anything, but might it be worth it to just mark their locations and install the PE components on a completed hull?Dead men tell no tales...Comment
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Yeh, but no. The problem is that the brass bits fall off with use in a watery environment. The idea is to capture the detail in epoxy resin that will be impervious to all the external crap that will undoubtedly be thrown at it. Also means that I only have to make one set of brass bits.
On a different track: I love your dog. I live on a farm and I can tell you that "that" dog is a hunter; as for the **** eating grin on his owner, well that's another story.👍 1Comment
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the Concerning the circular pattern of holes on the front of the sail; they might be some sort of pressure sensor. For what purpose I do not know. This Picture (with the happy blokes) is the only I could find. Sorry for not delivering better info.
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If all that inlay work Scott's putting into his master eventually becomes part of the GRP hull and sail part matrix, then that's the ideal. No cracking, peeling, or widening seams down the road, and an easier assembly job for the end-user.
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