a lot of sanding and then a precoat of epoxy.
There starting to look like some thing now and still plenty light.
Ron
Birdmouth oars
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Re: Birdmouth oars
Fillets run on paddle blade.
a lot of sanding and then a precoat of epoxy.
There starting to look like some thing now and still plenty light.
Ron
a lot of sanding and then a precoat of epoxy.
There starting to look like some thing now and still plenty light.
Ron
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Re: Birdmouth oars
I put cloth and epoxy on the blades and 6 inches up the shaft. then wrapped the wear points with rope and made stops for oar locks and installed them
put on another coat of epoxy and then spar varnish, they are still plenty light.
I will be ready to try them before long.
Ron
put on another coat of epoxy and then spar varnish, they are still plenty light.
I will be ready to try them before long.
Ron