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![]() "Walt" wrote in message ... | Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote: | | | wrote in message ups.com... | |I just purchased a used Escape Rumba. The centerboard is split right | | down the middle. I called the Escape company and was told I could get a | | new one for $95, but it is on 2 week backorder. | | | | How hard would it be to make a new one myself? Can I just buy a certain | | type of wood, cut out the shape, bevel the edges, put on some type of | | water-proof seal ?? | | | | Or, I could glue the old one back together? | | | | Forget all about wood, epoxy and other high maintenance systems | that will warp, bend, crack and swell. | | Get a piece of Starboard plastic and fashion your centerboard | from it. You will have a trouble-free centerboard. | | http://www.jamestowndistributors.com...goryId%7E 305 | | "It is the choice of thousands of boat owners for hatches, doors, rails, | handles, cup holders, fishing rod holders, counters, chairs, tables, | frames and other boat trim." | | Let me know when somebody starts making foils out of it. I'm highly | skeptical that it would be even minimally adequate, even if it you could | get it in a sufficient thicknesses. | | //Walt Take a look at a Hobie rudder sometime. It's not troublesome wood. And, a foil need not be thick to work well. RWE |