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Unread 03-27-2009, 04:00 PM
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I havent had any luck finding a 16ft. sheet of plywood. I called a few boat builders around here and a few had heard of it but didnt know where to get any. I guess Ill go with 8ft. sheets of BC or marine grade plywood and scarf it together. I thought I would use West System epoxy to glue it all together along with replacing all the brass screws with new ones. Yall got any suggestions. Ill snap some pics when I get started.
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Long shot, but If you have an old time lumber yard in your area, you might give them a try - some of those old guys are pretty well connected.

For the scarf joint - you thinking about a half lap or cutting on an angle? Just curious how other guys do this stuff.
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http://www.amateurboatbuilding.com/a...g_ply/ply.html
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