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I've been using the two interchangably in wood repairs. (Like repairing splits in wood rudders and daggerboards). Now I'm thinking that's not such a good idea! :(

Lee Montes finds a cutaway bow. The locations, toughness, and structure of supportive Styrofoam are shown.

Asked, "What's on your mind", I think of seeing winds mightily darkening the far end of the lake and turning my Sunfish around to "make a run for it"! What could I have done better to prevent folding my mast and ripping my racing sail's foot almost it's full length? What's a lesson here...what...

Not such a good idea... :( I cut a comma-shaped section out of the deck (to include both). 'Turns out, it's a complicated area to replace the factory's wooden backup pieces. There are wide variations in fiberglass thickness in that area. (One block had fallen, but both wood blocks were still...

So...you thought you had a heavy Sunfish? ;) https://www.cnet.com/science/biology/see-the-worlds-heaviest-bony-fish-which-weighs-a-staggering-3-tons/ We've all googled Sunfish before, and found they're also a saltwater fish. :confused: ("Mola-Mola" in the Pacific).

Winds are building in the Caribbean to make a Tropical Storm named Ian. It is expected to grow to hurricane strength once it passes Cuba. Described as another Hurricsne Charley, (of which I felt the falling tree effects in Central Florida) Florida members should be alerted. Right now, their...