Boatbuilding with Baltek DuraKore
Author | : | |
Rating | : | 4.56 (797 Votes) |
Asin | : | 007008212X |
Format Type | : | paperback |
Number of Pages | : | 304 Pages |
Publish Date | : | 2013-11-28 |
Language | : | English |
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Be sure! Joshua Paul Werblin I made the mistake of purchasing this book because I was curious about Baltek products and how to use them. I think you can get that kind of information for free elsewhere (on the web or from Baltek).HOWEVER, if you will be building a boat out of that materal, and you are sure of it, it appeared to be a very thorough explanation of the subject, and is likely a reference such a builder would really need to make the most of this material.. "Great book on a time-saving process." according to Jeffrey Zoeller. This book fully explains the Baltek method of boat building. The method is a real time saver over standard cold-molded planking methods and it results in a stronger hull. The method allows for construction of all hull shapes using ordinary tools. Check this out if you are considering new methods for boatbuilding.`. Merle said Book content worthwhile. Book condition was very good.The content had some useful details but was not the a step-by-step manual suggested by the title. Without having read from other sources I could not build a craft from this book. Even so, I'm glad of my purchase.
David G. He has served as the captain of a high-speed ferry serving the Lake Erie islands from Port Clinton, Ohio. He has also been employed as a boatbuilder and repairer, and for 17 years was a television news producer, writing and producing more than 1,500 hours of news/documentary scripts and receiving an Emmy award for his coverage of the Agent Orange story in 1979. Brown is an instructor for North Coast Marine Services, a fi
Using Baltek's DuraKore, a precision manufactured balsa-and-hardwood sandwich, each half-hull for Dick Newick's famous 40-foot racing trimaran Ocean Surfer was completed by four people in just six hours. Written in close collaboration with and endorsed by the Baltek Corporation, this is the first book to detail the use of the revolutionary boatbuilding material that has taken the small-scale professional boatbuilding world by storm.. Computers have all but eliminated the onerous lofting stage. Using the m
``The definitive guide to building one-off hi-tech composite power and sail boats of virtually any shape for professional and home builders without time-consuming, costly plugs and conventional fiberglass molds.'' (Australian Amateur Boatbuilder)`` .A ground-breaking book.'' (Boat Plans International Newsletter)