In the RES heyday, many RES planes didn't use shark's teeth.  They used
a piece of rubber with a rough surface as a skid.  Some used pieces of car
mat others used the tread from an R/C knobby tire.  Here is a safe (although
I too, have wondered about the real incidence of injuries from skegs) though
effective solution.  Bob Johnson's proposal indicated a "smooth" skid.  Just
another 2 cents into the RES kitty.

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