Classic boat is the magazine for the world’s most beautiful boats. packed with stunning images, we have the inside stories of the great classic yachts and motorboats afloat today, as well as fascinating tales from yesteryear and the latest from the wooden boat building scene around the world.. Usually, "resin" for glassing is as it comes outta the can. "glue" is resin that has been thickened up with powder. i use west 403 fillers for most general boat building. others use wood dust, colodial silica, talc, balloons, on n on . epoxy wants a gap. 403 is gap filling. it is hard to sand. other fillers are used for finishing (407 and 410).. These glues are good for gluing plywood underlayment to house framing, and some will do that to frozen and wet wood! very good for gluing house framing to cement, ceramics, glass, metals and painted surfaces. great stuff, but not for structurally important joints in a wooden boat..
Strip building boat plans. strip building also known as cedar strip or plank building is a method of boat building where narrow strips of thin wood are glued together around a frame, the strips are then faired and fiberglassed and the form removed... As the title says really, i'm re-building an old cabin cruiser and need a good glue/resin for the plywood hull, does anyone have any experience of wooden boat building and what glue did you use? cheers.. To name a few common pvas: elmer’s, lepage, weldwood, gorilla (pva) glue and weldbond. . attributes: non-structural, interior and exterior, with porous materials and especially wood. great for general household woodworking and boat work such as titebond ii used for all interior construction..
