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Post by timeandtide on Nov 9, 2023 4:57:01 GMT
Hey everyone, for those that have finished boats, did you epoxy the daggerboard supports in place on the transom or just bed them with something like Sika Flex 291? Looks like Jack Johnson had his off to get it into the shipping container? Thanks for all of your insight on all my questions! Josh Hull #157
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Renaud - Capucinette No 28
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Post by Renaud - Capucinette No 28 on Nov 9, 2023 16:49:40 GMT
Hey everyone, for those that have finished boats, did you epoxy the daggerboard supports in place on the transom or just bed them with something like Sika Flex 291? Looks like Jack Johnson had his off to get it into the shipping container? Thanks for all of your insight on all my questions! Josh Hull #157 mine was bolt + sika |
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Post by timeandtide on Nov 9, 2023 23:52:24 GMT
Thanks again Renaud, that is what I figured.
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Post by captdan on Nov 10, 2023 3:15:07 GMT
Same as Renaud, bolted on with 3M 4200. All good
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Post by timeandtide on Nov 10, 2023 20:54:00 GMT
Thanks Dan! I got the holes drilled and mocked them up last weekend and I was thinking hmm… this adds like 8” to the overall length I don’t think I should make em permanent.
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Post by thomas on Nov 16, 2023 8:05:46 GMT
Hi Josh, this is my method of attaching the daggerboard mounts to the transom. I will bolt it and seal with butyl tape / SikaFlex. I predrilled the bolt holes a little larger and then filled them with epoxy to protect the wooden frame construction from water penetration.    |
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