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Well, now...I weren't quite sayin ta use 'em all ta once! :lol:

Welcome aboard, Linc!

Actually, they are...the real world of sleazy lawyers and stupid litigation. For "amateur built" plans, CYA is the best way to go. Glen-L has been around a long, long, time.

Hey, contact me with specifics on the bow. I don't mind helping a guy out.

Man, haven't heard that since I got out of The Corps! "TLAR", "SWAG", "FITGE", "German-torqued" (guttentight), "PBA", etc. Then, there's "BOHICA", "DILLIGAF", etc..

I started with the UJ plans and rib/stem kit. Easy, forgiving, a bit challenging, and fun. Made some mistakes, but adapted and thinkered...ready for another build, now. viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7999

Just to clear (or muddy :twisted: ) the issue, plywood is a composite. It's just that plywood has become so common as "wood" that we forget and generally refer to "composites" such things as fibreglass, chemical synthetics, etc.

Thanks for the update...I was wondering.

The oak will bend if steamed.

Okay, I'll open the next can o' worms! :lol: Trying to decide between the Jem TV-15, TV-19, or Northwind. I know there's no ideal "all waters" craft, but these seem to be the closest three for all the waters I'd run in.

Yup. When building, we always tried to leave our materials on site at least several days, unstacked and very loosely tarped to let it acclimate, unless the stuff came locally. We got one stack of spruce rafters delivered on while we weren't there, came from outta town. The guy just slid 'em off...

Okay. That was the only difference I could, and still can see.

Dang Texans'll go anywhere for a good fishin' hole!

All I can say is "Dang sorry I missed this!" You can bet yer boots I'll make next year if at all possible!

Any progess on this one?

DEET, kerosene, permethrin, allethrin, Skin-So-Soft, garlic, citronella, B-12, cigars...

We've used raised beds many, many times, but none w/the bottom off the ground? Can you explain the point to this?

Thanks, guys!

Look for a PWM speed/temp controller. Works different from a rheostat/resistor and doesn't eat electricity through voltage loss from the heat.

Sounds like oil or something got on a roller at the processing plant. You never can tell sometimes.