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To be more specific, I am looking for the proper technique for laying
up strips of teak in a way that will produce the strength required for a pulpit. I have been suggested that it is sufficient to just epoxy and clamp the strips. I have also been told that I should screw and epox the strips together. Additionally, I would like to put a channel in the pulipit for wiring in order to put the nav lights on it. (orbital) wrote in message . com... Hello, I am looking into the option of custom building a teak anchor pulpit for my 28 Cape Dory power boat. I was wondering if anyone could help me with some insight into the proper technique for doing this. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks in advance. Rob |
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