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http://155.54.239.17:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/356| Title: | Cutting the rabbat |
| Keywords: | Netherlands Shipbuilding Traditional skills Maritime Rabbat |
| Issue Date: | 2000 |
| Abstract: | The Traditional Maritime Skills project has a large library of skills relating to boat building with wood. Skills range from laying keels through to making masts. |
| Description: | The Traditional Maritime Skills project has a large library of skills relating to boat building with wood. Skills range from laying keels through to making masts. Cutting the rabbet on any vessel is very important, it is where the planks interact with the centreline timbers (stem, keel, stern post, deadwoods etc.), either the planks’ ends or the side in the case of the garboard (first strake next to the keel). They are termed stem, stern or keel rabbet depending on their location. The process of locating the rabbet has changed little over time, though the introduction of power tools has enabled a few short cuts to be applied. It is a very important joint to get right for the vessel. Original digital object: http://www.boat-building.org/learn-skills/index.php/en/wood/cutting-the-rabbet-large-vessels/ |
| URI: | http://155.54.239.17:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/356 |
| Appears in Collections: | North Sea |
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| Cutting_the_rabbat.jpg | The Traditional Maritime Skills project has a large library of skills relating to boat building with wood. Skills range from laying keels through to making masts. Cutting the rabbet on any vessel is very important, it is where the planks interact with the centreline timbers (stem, keel, stern post, deadwoods etc.), either the planks’ ends or the side in the case of the garboard (first strake next to the keel). They are termed stem, stern or keel rabbet depending on their location. The process of locating the rabbet has changed little over time, though the introduction of power tools has enabled a few short cuts to be applied. It is a very important joint to get right for the vessel | 46,57 kB | JPEG | View/Open |
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