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Default Shortening a kayak?

Wm Watt wrote:

at one time all canoes and kayaks were symetrical.


Care to back that up with something resembling a fact.

It may or may not be strong enough in a patch or a scarphed panel but
this is a tube. Any tension on one side is compensated by equal tension
on the other.


You really don't understand what a hull does in the real world. Tension has to
be balanced by compression. Local loads have to be accommodated, not just
overall bending moments.

Mike
 
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