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Jonathan wrote in message ...
I am about to embark on building a 10 ft stitch and glue dinghy, a Dudly Dix, Argie 10. I would think this has been asked, but so far I haven't found it. Can I use those plastic self cinching cable ties to hold the panels together until I glass them? I would think they would sand off more smoothly than wire? Any thoughts? Jonathan Thousands of our designs were built with plastic ties. They are easy to adjust, don't hurt your fingers, can be left in the resin and sanded down. See pictures of construction with plastic ties in our builders galleries: http://forums.bateau2.com/gallery/ I think that Devlin abandonned copper wire for plastic ties. It is not a very important decision anyway: I have used duct tape too, works well on small hulls with smooth bending. Jacques from bateau.com |
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