The Scottish Coastal Rowing Project - Topic: Solid Stems http://scottishcoastalrowing.org/scrforum/boats-and-boatbuilding/solid-stems/ Simple:Press Forum Version 4.1.0 robbiew on Solid Stems http://scottishcoastalrowing.org/scrforum/boats-and-boatbuilding/solid-stems/#p20 Boats and boatbuilding http://scottishcoastalrowing.org/scrforum/boats-and-boatbuilding/solid-stems/#p20 Watch out, you don't seem to be able to edit after you have posted.  Stray "them" in the post below.

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]]> Thu, 04 Feb 2010 14:08:02 +0000 robbiew on Solid Stems http://scottishcoastalrowing.org/scrforum/boats-and-boatbuilding/solid-stems/#p19 Boats and boatbuilding http://scottishcoastalrowing.org/scrforum/boats-and-boatbuilding/solid-stems/#p19

Welcome to the forum Chris.  North Berwick have used larch, and Port Seton are using elm.them.

Robbie


]]> Thu, 04 Feb 2010 13:15:20 +0000 Chris Perkins on Solid Stems http://scottishcoastalrowing.org/scrforum/boats-and-boatbuilding/solid-stems/#p18 Boats and boatbuilding http://scottishcoastalrowing.org/scrforum/boats-and-boatbuilding/solid-stems/#p18 So far all the Skiffs I know about have laminated stems - if any Skiffie group (thought - is the Museum build doing solid?) is using the solid timber option to construct their stems could they please take lots of snaps as they are made for illustrative purposes. Once taken it would be helpful to others following the path if they could be posted somewhere on the Web, either your own Skiffie Blog or a photo hosting site like Flickr or Photobucket together with comments on your experience. Looks as though images can be posted on the forum so that might serve?

Thanks

Chris

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