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Re: Dynel vs. Brass?
Posted by CLC on Jul 5, 2005
My reflection is that the Dynel system is a little more durable than the Arctic Hawk's, after observing examples of both in our display fleet grind on beaches at scores of demos.
The brass strips seem like a very involved installation. I've put the brass strips on a lot of traditional smallcraft (they are standard in the Nutshell & Shellback dinghy kits we make for WoodenBoat Mag), but never on a kayak. Certainly the brass is the most indestructible of the anti-wear strips.
We have a hundred offcuts of the expensive brass rubstrips sitting in the shop. Maybe someone will write a ShopTip for the next Newsletter...
In Response to: Dynel vs. Brass? by terry on Jul 5, 2005
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- Re: Dynel vs. Brass? by Robert N Pruden on Jul 5, 2005
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Re: Dynel vs. Brass? by LeeG on Jul 5, 2005
- Re: Dynel vs. Brass? by terry on Jul 5, 2005
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Re: Dynel vs. Brass? by Laszlo on Jul 6, 2005
- Re: Dynel vs. Brass? by terry on Jul 6, 2005
- Re: Dynel vs. Brass? by Robert N Pruden on Jul 6, 2005
- Re: Dynel vs. Brass? by terry on Jul 7, 2005
- Re: Dynel vs. Brass? by Robert N Pruden on Jul 7, 2005
- Re: Dynel vs. Brass? by terry on Jul 7, 2005
- Re: Dynel vs. Brass? by Robert N Pruden on Jul 6, 2005
- Re: Dynel vs. Brass? by terry on Jul 6, 2005
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Re: Dynel vs. Brass? by LeeG on Jul 5, 2005