Especialidades JA/Construcción de canoas/Respuestas
Construcción de canoas | ||
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Asociación General
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Destreza: 3 Año de introducción: Desconocido |
Requisitos
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Mast and Sail
If a canoe is outfitted with a mast and sail, it should also have outriggers. Otherwise, it can easily be toppled by the wind.
The mast is roughly 4 meters long and tapers from 28 mm at the top to 45 mm at the bottom. It is inserted into a hole in the seat, and then into a socket cut into the bottom of the boat to receive it.
A few inches above the seat it is fastened to a boom. The boom is the same length and diameter as the mast. Shoulders are cut near both ends, with the mast-end having a deeper shoulder (see illustration).
The boom is simply tied to the mast, and the sail is tied to both the mast and the boom. The sail itself is triangular.
See http://www.mit.edu/people/robot/lepalepa/index.html for detailed drawings.
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Choose a soft wood and shape the model as closely as you can to match your canoe. People will often carve a scale model before beginning to shape the log. The model can then be used as a reference.
Reference
- http://www.greatdreams.com/canoe2.htm
- http://www.nzetc.org/tm/scholarly/tei-BucSamo-t1-body1-d7-d1-d4.html
- http://www.willghormley-maker.com/MakinADugoutCanoe.html
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