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sebastian wrote:
also i would like to not use foam core in my layup for simplicity and minimizing weight...but will the canoe sink like a rock if its swamped if its just kevlar/carbon/epoxy? I am wondering if i should use a 1/8" atc core cell between layers of kevlar...for buoyancy and stiffness. It won't necessarily sink, but it will float so low in the water that you won't be able to paddle it. A foam core will not provide enough buoyancy to make a difference. Either create sealed compartments (with access hatches) or use float bags to provide the buoyancy you need. |
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