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teleman

Fri Apr 12 2013, 02:27pm

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no correct me. im not seeing with my inexperience. i understand your mising a plany, but what do you remove to make it work. maybe you can show a split screen of both sides so i can see what you be talking about "WILLIS"....................thanks bob

aew

Fri Apr 12 2013, 02:39pm

aew

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Bob: I'm not saying it's wrong, just asking what information you based it on.

I't's called Anchor-stock because the shape of the plank resembles a wooden anchor stock. In that case, it would be equal on both sides, but as far as I can remember all the examples I've seen have been of unequal lengths.

teleman

Fri Apr 12 2013, 08:16pm

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aew wrote ...

<p>Bob: I'm not saying it's wrong, just asking what information you based it on.</p>
<p>I't's called Anchor-stock because the shape of the plank resembles a wooden anchor stock. In that case, it would be equal on both sides, but as far as I can remember all the examples I've seen have been of unequal lengths. </p>

Thanks Arthur,
I see it but i don't see it. What I mean in both pictures the wales looks the same width. So if your missing a strake Bob what is taking up the space for that strake that is missing??? I hope you understand my question.

bbrockel

Fri Apr 12 2013, 08:57pm

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As it turns out, the wales on the starboard side were mounted too low, causing the planking to be off by one row on that side. I've almost compled the starboard planking and wales have been removed so I can do this correctly. Films at 11:00.

bbrockel

Fri Apr 12 2013, 09:06pm

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Arthur wrote:

It's called Anchor-stock because the shape of the plank resembles a wooden anchor stock

I was wondering where the name came from. Always learning something new on this site. Thanks Arthur for looking on my TRITON and for the definition of anchor stock planking. You are the best, my friend. Now, would you like to come over to my house and help me fix this mess? Beers are on me.

teleman

Fri Apr 12 2013, 09:53pm

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bbrockel wrote ...

As it turns out, the wales on the starboard side were mounted too low, causing the planking to be off by one row on that side. I've almost compled the starboard planking and wales have been removed so I can do this correctly. Films at 11:00.

OK NOW IT MAKES SENCE TO ME. I THOUGHT I WAS GOING BLIND FOR A SECOND THERE.

BEER YOU SAY BOB!!! BUT YOUR IN COLORADO STILL TOO COLD FOR ME. I'M ENJOYING A WONDERFUL 76 DEGREE DAY HERE....i LIKE HAVING TO ADD ICE TO COOL DOWN MY BEER, NOT THROW IT OUR THE FRONT DOOR TO COOL IT OFF...!