[Ep 4] Adding a SAIL to a PLYWOOD SUP - glueing plywood foredeck, and rudder post for kayak rudder
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- Опубліковано 12 лип 2021
- In this video I start getting my diy plywood sup ready for adding a sail.
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I am impressed with your neatness, including the garage. I have no kids at home and in theory no other job, no few excuses for being less tidy than you.
Hanging out for the next installment
Thanks Col, I wish I could keep the garage squared away more.
Good sketching and both styles will look ok.
Thanks Phill
Looking cool, I like your drawings, being able to draw is great, as one can sit back and look at his thoughts....
Good Luck mate, moving well.
Thanks mate, it certainly does help gather my thoughts. Looking forward to seeing your next Havaya update 🤙
Looking good. And, yes, I was thinking “nice sketches” as I was watching. Looking forward to the next episode and seeing how those foredeck panels turn out. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks mate, the raised foredeck turned out pretty. Thanks for watching. 🤙
I build the SUP from your drawings.
Your SUP was nicer.
But it work great :-)
Thanks.
Cleaning to Work ration was about 2:1 when I built my dong last winter....
Always a challenge to keep things neat, but worth it as it Les it easier to find what you need when you need it.
Dare I ask... what is a dong??
Oops typo.
should say dinghy.,
I see that someone mentioned kerfs already. You could also have made a cut from the forward edge down the centerline to relieve that stress point in the ply (similar to cutting a dart but not triangular). Gaps could be filled with your epoxy/balloon mix and sanded fair after curing.
Thanks Robert, that could have worked too. I think they call those kind of cuts gores.
Maybe the boom or mast can double for a sup paddle?
Top idea John, I can see the paddle being used to pole out the sail downwind.
Hey! Did you experiment at all with putting kerfs in the ply towards the tip of the bow? I know at 3mm there isn’t much to go on, but curious if it could work…
Hey mate, no I didn’t think of that! Could of been a nice solution.
@@Aaron.deRuiter ok. I’ll do a few experiments and post it in the FB group. So glad you highlighted this in the video. Nice to see fails and thought processes; rare thing on YT.
I will literally step over stuff I left laying around while working on something. I get tunnel vision.
100% me too, when you’ve got 15-20 minutes at a time you make the most of it!