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Plywood vs. Strip-Plank
Is there a rule (scantling) for replacing plywood with strip-plank?
That is, if plywood of X millimeters is specified for a hull, then what should the thickness of the strip planks be? I do have a vague idea of doubling; in other words, using 12mm strips instead of 6mm plywood, say. But I can't think of where I got this from, and, indeed, it seems to add a lot of weight. Thank you, Sakari Aaltonen |
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