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news:kcglf.624312$xm3.226764@attbi_s21... That's the "Noble System" which was written up as "Bird's Mouth Hollow Spars" by Aimé Ontario Fraser in Wooden Boat Magazine, July/August 1999 I've an expurgated version of the Wooden Boat article, with photos, that I prepared if you'd like it. (Aimé spent too may words on social/dining issues for my taste.) It's a huge file, 16 MBy, and of course it's copyrighted material. The scantlings given were, for an 8-sided spar: Stave width: 0.4 x diameter of spar - taper square edge Stave thickness: between 0.1 and 0.2 x spar diameter - (bigger for big boats) (0.2 for spruce, 0.15 for Douglas Fir) I found a few programs to calculate the dimensions. Although windows applications, they're only 60kB large. I can mail them to anyone who's interested. Meindert |
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