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I need to replace my 1986 original rudder. I have plans for the balanced rudder, but I don't know if I have to (should) use 3/4" marine plywood doubled up to get the 1-1/2" thickness. What is to prevent the plywood from warpping and twisting? Does mari
I built a rudder the winter before last. I used what they now sell for 5/8' (really 19/32") exterior ply doubled. Should have used 3/4 and thickness planed it down a bit. Result was thinner than original rudder because the 'glass did n
Marine Plywood offers 2 things, more laminations and a more water resistant glue. I have built the balanced rudder using 5/8" exterior plywood (fir) and it offers 85% of the strength of the marine plywood.
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