Good luck with the project!
wooden keel sib?
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blootac
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Re: wooden keel sib?
You *can* use it, if you really want... I just wouldn't in anything but mill pond conditions and wouldn't exceed 4 or 5 knots. I have a tiny sib with no floor boards at all, it just has a floppy floor - doesn't go very quick but it's functional.
Good luck with the project!
Good luck with the project!
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Gazzdid
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Re: wooden keel sib?
Thanks blootac, I dont think I will risk it especially as im inexperienced in the water anyway. The flooring would go in it just wouldn't have the V In the hull. Plus im only using a little british seagull engine on it, not sure how well its going to push it around as it is let alone with drag.
Will get some pics up later and i will let you all know the outcome
Will get some pics up later and i will let you all know the outcome
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Re: wooden keel sib?
I'm very interested in this Gazz, and it'll no doubt make a cracking project. However, I'm pleased your not going out in it just yet 
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