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On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 23:17:21 -0400, "Bart" .@. wrote:
Cruising sailboat with a solid glass hull, that are without any core material or framing, are either very ____ or very _____. 1 pt Do they exist? Many, in fact I would suspect most, do not have core in the hull area, with the core being in the cabin trunk area, foredeck and walkways, however I have never heard of one without framing, either a structural grid, longitudinal stringers, or T-bulkhead supports or some combination of all of them. But, here goes Flexible Split Frank |
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