Hi Steve,
When I wanted to build my KR-2 in early nineties, I was in the same situation
as yours, seeking local wood,
avoiding importation of expensive Sitka Spruce.
I live in Indonesia, plenty of wood, found wood called RHAMIN (in Sumatera and
Borneo), it has very nice strait grain.
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Dan Heath and I tried flying out this afternoon but low ceilings had high
mountains made us turn back. We will try again tomorrow morning, it should be
good flying weather.
Jack Cooper
Chuckey TN.
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--- On Thu, 9/15/11, Craig Williams wrote:
> From: Craig W
Sorry guys, I know this is not technically KR related, but found out today
my company is closing it's doors. The economy has taken it's toll on this
industry and they made the decision to pull the plug on it.
I have a KR2 in the boat stage. No plywood on her yet. if anyone is
interested I'll make
Lee Van Dyke wrote:
>1 hour until we start putting up tent at the gathering. Root beer and
>brats on ice. More later.
I have 800' ceilings at the moment, but will get out around lunchtime, there
by 2PM, I suspect.
I was telling my old Air Force roommate Mark Chamberlain, who's driving in
fr
Just remember. Any structural plywood will have a min. of 5 layers. I have
seen a 3 layer plywood claiming to be structural. But that was for
buildings, not airplanes. And the veneer is the outside layer on both
sides. But I would stick with Birch or Mahogany. Doug Fir has a very good
chance
1 hour until we start putting up tent at the gathering. Root beer and brats on
ice. More later
Lee Van Dyke
At 05:04 AM 9/15/2011, you wrote:
>Please am a bit getting confused after i tried to search for
>materials I can get Douglas Fir Venner and Yellow cedar Venner but
>the word Veneer makes me confused
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Steve
A veneer is a very thin sheet of decorative timber usually bonded to another
cheaper timber. Also plywood is made up of veneers maybe only 1mm or less
thick.
You should be looking for clear lumber for your KR.
I don't know what exact terms you use in the US for this.
Peter Drake
Hereford
Hi Folks,
Please am a bit getting confused after i tried to search for materials I can
get Douglas Fir Venner and Yellow cedar Venner but the word Veneer makes me
confused if am getting the right material. Please help me on this.
And what size should i be searching for in terms of thickness and
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