my friend congratulations for your video for the great work I would like if it were possible for you to email me the measurements of the forms that you used in the kayak because in my country Brazil has no one who can help me to build the same model kayak that you did you help me please from now on thank you very much, thank you
okei and what kind of blanket in the video seems to be a well compaqta blanket never worked with that type of mandala you could specify the type of blanket please
I know this is an older video. Curious why you don't use a cove & bead bit, (or canoe bits) to stack your strips. Is there a benefit I'm unaware of to know using them?
I find that on smaller boats, like kayaks, that I can make tighter joints between the strips if I hand bevel the strips. It takes a little bit longer, but the results are better.
excellent work question; the little hand plane you use, what is the angle on the blade, I am getting all my ducks in a row, and don't want to get the wrong one and mess things up thanks
you are clear but possible.What kind of resveration blanket you use is different from the ones we use here in Brazil. this glass fiber carrier that you use and well compact and transparent would like to know the specific name of this material thanks for the attention
I like that your different videos demonstrate both hand tool and power tool ways of accomplishing things like scarf beveling.
Que arte!! Y que bella música !!
Great video, love the music.
my friend congratulations for your video for the great work I would like if it were possible for you to email me the measurements of the forms that you used in the kayak because in my country Brazil has no one who can help me to build the same model kayak that you did you help me please from now on thank you very much, thank you
okei and what kind of blanket in the video seems to be a well compaqta blanket never worked with that type of mandala you could specify the type of blanket please
I’m not sure what you are asking
@drummerthingx Maybe someone saw "strip" and was expecting something else.
I know this is an older video. Curious why you don't use a cove & bead bit, (or canoe bits) to stack your strips. Is there a benefit I'm unaware of to know using them?
I find that on smaller boats, like kayaks, that I can make tighter joints between the strips if I hand bevel the strips. It takes a little bit longer, but the results are better.
excellent work
question; the little hand plane you use, what is the angle on the blade, I am getting all my ducks in a row, and don't want to get the wrong one and mess things up
thanks
you are clear but possible.What kind of resveration blanket you use is different from the ones we use here in Brazil. this glass fiber carrier that you use and well compact and transparent would like to know the specific name of this material thanks for the attention
My standard fiberglass cloth is a style 1522 3.7oz/sq yard E-glass plain weave.
Hello, how are you? I speak Brazil, what kind of coating and resin do you use?
The fiberglass is applied with epoxy. The epoxy is protected with varnish.
I LOVE THIS MUSIC
my friend how thick these strips of wood are and what wood they are bound to
The strips are western red cedar. The temporary forms are MDF (medium density fiberboard).