(Update, November 12: I epoxied the crack shut, then cut out a rectangle about twice as wide as the screw hole and epoxied in a piece of teak, and added fiberglass tape to the underside of the end.)
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
The Loony yoke
This is the yoke from the Loon 17. (It has since been cleaned.)
The ends are kind of messed up. There's a crack a few inches long from one screw hole, and the wood seems to be missing that was between the holes and the ends.
I think I can glue or epoxy the crack (before attempting to refinish the yoke), but I'm not sure what to do about the missing wood.
(Update, November 12: I epoxied the crack shut, then cut out a rectangle about twice as wide as the screw hole and epoxied in a piece of teak, and added fiberglass tape to the underside of the end.)
(Update, November 12: I epoxied the crack shut, then cut out a rectangle about twice as wide as the screw hole and epoxied in a piece of teak, and added fiberglass tape to the underside of the end.)
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