SEABIRD´86 | |
BUILDING STEP 9
Rudder |
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My rudder plate is made from 4 layers of 1/2"
plywood, glued together and shaped by eye at one side. next, I 've made
a template and duplicated it to the other side.
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Stainless steel plates (1/8") welded to the rudder stock. The rudder plate is slightly thicker (48mm) than the rudder stock (42mm) so I could do a bed for the steel plates, done with the milling machine. | |
The Heel Fitting. | |
Glueing and screwing the hole thing together. | |
Glassed around stock. A little bit tricky job, because tiny devils called air bubbles are waiting everywhere. First time I've done the glasing job vertically, not nice to do. Maybe I don't know the trick. | |
Rudder is finaly installed and sheated with self-mixed copper-epoxy. |
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