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Oak don't like it to dry
am I reading the correct implication that oak will tend to split when dried out, but that softwood is likely to cope better and split less? Still why do you bother, partly because I want a challenge, partly because I want to work with high quality materials and avoid resins (my day job is making resins... I see enough of them and read enough MSDS' to put me off for life), but I think mostly because there is something about a "traditionally" constructed craft that gets me excited in a way that composite boats don't. S&G definitely has it's place, and epoxy/wood composite boats are excellent for light weight, ease of construction, ease of maintenance, but _for_me_ they are not as interesting or stimulating as clinker craft. And a very small perverted part of me wants to do it just because various authorities think it'll be far too hard for me ;-) Life is for living! Al |
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