Year: 1986 Language: English Author: Gannaway D. Genre: Manual Publisher: Solomon Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 140 Description: Today by far the greatest number of pleasure and working hulls—both sail and power—are built of glass fibre; often specialist factories mould the glass shells, which are then sent elsewhere for completion, and this usually entails a good deal of work in wood Tare|fitting out. BOAT BUILDING ON A GLASS FIBRE HULL is intended for professional and amateur boatbuilders.
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Boatbuilding on a glass fibre hull
Language: English
Author: Gannaway D.
Genre: Manual
Publisher: Solomon
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 140
Description: Today by far the greatest number of pleasure and working hulls—both sail and power—are built of glass fibre; often specialist factories mould the glass shells, which are then sent elsewhere for completion, and this usually entails a good deal of work in wood Tare|fitting out.
BOAT BUILDING ON A GLASS FIBRE HULL is intended for professional and amateur boatbuilders.
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Gannaway D. Boatbuilding on a glass fibre hull, 1986.pdf
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