Thank you, Glen. I don't know Noah's. perhaps you could send me some
specific contact info. That would be a great help. I'm in Atlanta.

As to scarfing -- I'm well-versed and well-practiced. Sometime,
though, I'd like to play with the longer stuff.

BTW, see this December's Wooden Boat for a somewhat over-engineered
but impressive scarfing jig.

On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 07:05:24 -0500, Glenn Ashmore
wrote:

Plytanium is just a catchy trade name for Georgia Pacific SYP exterior
plywood. Heavy, 1/8" interior plys, some voids.

I am in Macon and find it cheaper to order okoume and meranti from
Noah's than any marine plywood source in Georgia.

As far as longer than 8', learn to scarf.

Mindprobe wrote:
Is anybody familiar with this product? anybody using it/have used it
for boatbuilding? Finally, where to find 8 ft. and larger plywood for
boatbuilding (A/C ok, but prefer marine grade) in the Atlanta area?

Finally, I'm not real technical, so I'm looking for simple,
easy-to-use Boat design software that can help me develop flat panels
for plywood construction from simple hull shapes. Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance!

--
Glenn Ashmore

I'm building a 45' cutter in strip/composite. Watch my progress (or lack
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