Bob,
When you cut through all the BS, boat manufacturers use a lot of standard
stuff. They can't afford to make or purchase custom hardware. I'm guessing
there's a chance the aluminum frames are or were a standard window extrusion.
Maybe if you took the frame to a large, old, well establishe
I'd suggest before you do anything drastic/expensive, you get a good local
welder to have a look at the frames. A talented welder can do amazing things.
Rich Knowles
Indigo. LF38
Halifax
On 2012-12-15, at 17:41, Jim Watts wrote:
You could have the parts built in ABS if you supplied the CAD fi
Yes.
Dennis
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> From: Joel Aronson
>To: Dennis C. ; "cnc-list@cnc-list.com"
>
>Sent: Saturday, December 15, 2012 4:15 PM
>Subject: Re: Stus-List ISAF regs
>
>
>Dennis,
>
>
>By "hook and loop" do you mean Velcro or equivalent?
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>
>Joel
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>On Monday, Novem
David,
They don't seem to carry it anymore. Any other sources you know of?
I'm still interested in crewing in the Marion-Bermuda race. If you know of
anyone in need of crew please pass along my name.
Joel
On Monday, November 19, 2012, David Risch wrote:
> Joel,
>
> Go to Sailrite for orange st
Dennis,
By "hook and loop" do you mean Velcro or equivalent?
Joel
On Monday, November 19, 2012, Dennis C. wrote:
> Take sail to a sailmaker. Have him sew a few hook & loop patches on
> either side. Make colored patches to fit. Stick them on either side to be
> legal. Remove them for non-ISA
You could have the parts built in ABS if you supplied the CAD file for it.
You could then use that as a master for a mold and make more out of metal.
Or you could use the originals, glued together enough to make a mold. Or
you could have them milled out of solid stock from a CAD file.
Or, you cou
Our Wednesday night races feature a Star class and two PHRF classes. The Stars
use a windward/leeward course of one, two or three laps and the PHRF fleets use
a course devised by the RC at the time using government marks. We use an RC
boat and a 'mark' boat to place a windward mark and sometimes
I have a couple questions on what others have done re: race committee duties
across multiple classes and race courses.
In addition to buoy races, the last couple years our fleet has been
promoting a "mid-distance" class for boats new to racing, or don't have the
crew or desire to race buoys.
Thanks John. I will take another look today.
Unrelated, a 33-1 showed up for sale today on sailboatlistings.
WWW.sailboatlistings.com/view/33226 .
On Dec 14, 2012 8:27 PM, "John and Sue Fletcher"
wrote:
> It was a few years back but I believe it was used to disconnect the
> cable harness just a
If you go to the Yanmar website you can download spec sheets and
installation drawings for the 2 cylinder and 3 cylinder engines. That will
tell you things like the length, width, height, height of the output shaft
of the transmission, spacing of the motor mounts, etc. You should be able to
figure
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