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Bow Chocks

2013-04-09; 11:38:15 EDT

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2002-09-17

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Dennis,
I now understand what you are saying, but I will have to disagree with this 
 method. Carving out a hole in the gel coat for the hardware to sit in is a 
lot  of work and one small slip with a drill or a router will damage the 
gel coat.  Someone has over engineered this and needs to find a better hobby 
to occupy  their time. I don't see any benefit to this method, non at all.
 
Rummy
 
 
In a message dated 4/8/2013 4:10:20 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
mcneelyd at site-solutions.com writes:

Hi Rummy  - 

The countersink is for the bedding compound, not the screw head. It  allows
minor (thermal) movement of the boat, screw, and hardware without  stressing
the bedding compound or the fiberglass where the screw leaves the  hardware
and enters the fiberglass. 

Dennis  

www.great-loop.us
s/v Magic Moments
berthed in Gibraltar,  Michigan


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