bow and stern stem

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ton
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bow and stern stem

Post by ton »

hello.
I`m lofting the plans for the ranger and everything went very well untill now
though I`m not a complete fool (some might disagree :laughing ) there is something that puzzels me
for the bow and stern stem its say`s sheer: 1-02-1+@1 1/2"
is there someone who could put me on the right track??????
I haven`t got a clue
ton
ton
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Post by ton »

guess I got a bit confused with inches and all
figured it out :smile
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Post by GeirB »

I have had the same problem as you with feet, inches and eights.
I converted all of the imperial units to metric and made a new table of offsets. It still has the 2x2in squares but all other meassurements are metric. Much easier for a european.
Have done this for the Prospector and the Freedom.

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ton
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Post by ton »

well. it leaves me with one problem though.
if I look at the sheerline heights from station 6 through 7 to the stem, it doesn`t produce a flued line
at station 7 the sheerline height is too high, it produces a bump in the sheerline
could this produce a problem during the building proces?
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Post by ton »

:rolling eyes
never mind, found the problem, another miscalculation on my part :embarassed
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