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BFL, were there pics with that article?

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Well I did get to work on the boat this weekend and knocked out a few things on my punch list. I did start to replace some wood in some of my floor access doors. T. What was surprising is that instead of one sheet of plywood they used squares around 6x6 inches. The only thing i can figure is that they had the grains running in different from one to the next and it gives additional strength. Anyone know why it was done this way?

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Still, I found out recently from a VERY reliable source the reason squares were used in the cuddy deck was that they conform to the curve of the deck better than a single piece of ply...don't have a clue why they'd use 'em in a flat hatch-lid :D ...

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a sailboter once told me the reason they put teak on boat was because you had to have something to do when the wind stoped blowing

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...and all this time I thought that's why ya always took a woman on a sailboat ;D ...