The feature we're talking about is not new. It's been a standard, stabilized feature designed and incorporated into U.S. solo and even tandem canoes for at least 45 years. I've started a thread about the history of this "shoulder" feature HERE.
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The feature we're talking about is not new. It's been a standard, stabilized feature designed and incorporated into U.S. solo and even tandem canoes for at least 45 years. I've started a thread about the history of this "shoulder" feature HERE.
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LOL OK, we've got the terminology discussion separated and I'll endeavor to (at least try to) be more accurate.
No pictures today but I stopped by the shop tonight & got 2 more strips on. As both ends need tapered to fit and then spliced in (strips still aren't long enough to go full-length), it's taking about an hour per strip. I'm done with the Poplar now except for that tiny piece in the center so it's almost all Sassafras from here in.
I did pick through the remaining Poplar strips for a couple with vivid purple and I'm gluing them together for the float tank panels.
No pictures today but I stopped by the shop tonight & got 2 more strips on. As both ends need tapered to fit and then spliced in (strips still aren't long enough to go full-length), it's taking about an hour per strip. I'm done with the Poplar now except for that tiny piece in the center so it's almost all Sassafras from here in.
I did pick through the remaining Poplar strips for a couple with vivid purple and I'm gluing them together for the float tank panels.
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