Tiki 38 Rudder Step
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with the panels I mean the ply wood panels. I hope the picture is clear. "
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Caught between CVG or #2 or Better Douglas Fir choice
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I know CVG is better or is it necessary for a Tiki 38 build?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jeff Oct 15, 2023.
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"i didn't use any screw until this very moment and almost all my panels are gone. So yes you can. I did make my chainplates completely in glass epoxy, you don't need carbon for that. "
"Blair,
I sent you a message in case you did not see it."
"I sourced the Douglas Fir locally it was VGC 4s 1x6 16' lengths just over $7 LBF."
"I have #176, sweet. Yes, lets have a conversation. Just send a friend request."
"Located in Washington State on the Columbia River. Plans have been purchased! Hull #179.
-Jeff"
"Where are you located? We are in Northern MN. Have you purchased palns? What hull number?
Best regards,
Blair"
"In the planning stages for my Tiki 38 build. I am also interested in your material sources."
"Ordered 500 LF VGC 1x6 for a Tiki 38 Build. Any current Tiki 38 builders in the US to compare notes with? Found some great sources for epoxy and plywood. Any builders interested let me know."
Caught between CVG or #2 or Better Douglas Fir choice
I know CVG is better or is it necessary for a Tiki 38 build?
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- Tiki 38 in process….
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- USA, Nevis, MN
- Looking to?
- Build a Tiki 38 in with no metal fasteners or hardware when completed.
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