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From: Rick Bradshaw (no email)
Date: Mon Aug 04 2003 - 21:37:19 EDT
Steve,
The plastic bucket routine will be something that I eventually take
into account then. May not be the best way for us but it is certainly
a way. Time will tell.
Varnishing the cans? That's a new one for me. Don't see any reason
why it wouldn't work though.
I might have missed it but are you building your own steel boat or
having it built professionally (I'm presuming you are not a
profession steel boat builder.)? It's something I am starting to
research seriously an am interested in "speaking" with those who do
it professionally. I just can't see myself building a good steel boat
myself when I, currently, do not know how to weld and would have to
learn that first not to mention a whole host of other things specific
to steel building I'm sure.
Rick
>Rick
> At the moment all I have is a 1/4 ton fin keeler built by John
>Spencer of Ragtime/Infidel fame , Glass/ply, tiny cabin big cockpit
>you know the sort.I am in the process of finalising what boat to
>build next, just working out how big I want her to be.She will be
>built of steel and quite possibly 31ft at this stage.
> At the moment we use 20l plastic buckets with tight fitting clip on
>lids,compact rubbish into the cans tightly put them in the buckets
>place the lid on .Its amazing how much you can get in one bucket.I
>was told yesterday that varnishing the cans is the trick to stop them
>from rusting.
>Regards
>Steve
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