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Earl,
Chainplates are the easy part. ;-) Simply _narrow_ the core at the deckedge, and wrap glass over a tube of the correct size for the pin you want to attach the shrouds with. Then trim out the middle by the width of the toggle, position toggle and slide in pin from the end. A glass chainplate totally integral with the hull. You can do the same at the bow, since I'm assuming you will have a rubber or balsa "bounce bow" in front of a structural flat. Just do the headstay on the flat. Any questions, email me and I'll draw some piccies for you ;-) Steve "hasn't sailed a boat at Gosport since 1979..." Stephen C. Baker - Yacht Designer http://members.aol.com/SailDesign/pr...cbweb/home.htm |
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