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Bonjour, après avoir démonté mon tiki 38 pour revoir toutes les poutres il est l'heure de tout remonté.

La question pour moi la plus délicate est le laçage des poutres, j'ai lu sur ce site que pour faciliter les choses il fallait utiliser un 2eme bout que l'on utilise après avoir fait les 6 tours de la poutre avec le bout principale pour mettre ce premier en tension ce qui aide à relier les 2 côtés du bout principale pour bien le serrer, serrage maximum je suppose d'autant plus que le premier mouvement du bateau sera de passer au travel lift pour la remise à l'eau.

Pour le bout j'utilise de la drisse pré étiré de diamètre 8 d'une longueur de 14m ce qui permet de faire 6 tours de la poutre, pourriez vous me confirmer cela, merci.

Hi, i just finish repair the beam of my tiki 38, i read on this website that it was more easy for lashing the beam to use a second rope to make good tension in the first one.

I plan to use pre stretch rope diameter 8 and 14m long for 6 rope turn, i think have to get maximum tension in the rope, the first boat movement will be to go back in water using travel lift.

Could you please confirm all this, thanks.

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We use double brad dacron for the lashing  turns. We use mid grade spectra for the frapping turns. These are turns around the lashing turns between the beam and the lashing strakes. This squeezes the lashing turns tightly together with much higher leverage. Take the tail of the frapping line and pull it via a 6-1 purchase to another beam. soak the lashing with soapy water and then two enthusiastic people pull like braying donkeys. We tap the lashings with a rubber mallet and apply more soapy water and pull some more and pretty soon they are tight-tight.. Thats how we do it. Others have there own ways.

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