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I'm just beginning to rebuild an old wooden Snipe believed to have been
built in the 30's. I need to replace small portions of the keel and want to know what kind of wood to use. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Steve |
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Mahogany would be a good choice. You want a wood that glues well and
has some natural resistance to rot organisms. peter thompson -- the boatbuilding.community http://boatbuilding.com the boat building, design & repair resource |
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