KLI - Kayak in Legno Italia

Posted: **23 Apr 2015, 1:04**

L'amore di avere nuovi amici qui,

Sono una finitura studente di college tecnologia cantieristica e vivere in Navegantes - Brasile - Santa Catarina

Buona sera amici, è per me un grande piacere essere con tutti voi, questo è il mio primo post
e in anticipo scusa per cattiva traduzione Google Translate...

Sto progettando di fare una tesi di college con l'accusa di elementi finiti sulla struttura di un kayak "Groenlandia", come un file 3D con il amurradas, chiglie, longarinhas, ruota di poppa e traversi, e vorrei sapere dove posso ottenere un disegno autocad pronto? prometto di postare qui i risultati e gli studi di iniziazione scientifici per valutare tutti voi

si spera in Dio avrà un nuovo prodotto per sostituire la colla epossidica dalla "skin-on-frame" metodo e tutti coloro che utilizzano la resina epossidica.

un abbraccio a tutti.

Giancarlo Ferreira Naves <- Un Italiano Portoghese ... ^^

Posted: **23 Apr 2015, 12:09**

ciao Giancarlo, benvenuto;
per i disegni in autocad vedrai che qualcuno provvederà;
per quanto riguarda la colla epossidica bicomponente per pvc, io l'ho sostituita con un prodotto della Saratoga http://www.saratoga.it/it/prodotto/1/83 ... ck-galaxi/ adatta per pvc rigiido "e flessibile"
spero di essere stato utile, ciao
Francesco

Posted: **23 Apr 2015, 23:40**

Remember that traditional greenland skin on frame kayaks are built using anthropometric rules so no builder uses real plans, if its a drawing its just a survey from an old specimen, and needs to be adapted to the kayaker. If someone bothered putting a skin on frame in a CAD its because of specific needs and generally they arent distributed or free. Dimensions of the various elements of the kayak frame are given as "one finger thick" " one palm wide" etc, theres no need to build them using a tape measure as you use your body for that, thats how that building method works.
Many books that teach the construction of a skin on frame will have at least a drawing and the book will indicate how to calculate the dimension, you probably have one at your college library
http://www.Paddlinglight.com will have some plans that will serve you well, we tend to use other software like freeship/delftship (they are free softwares), they will convert to other formats but its faster if you just trace in cad from pictures of paper surveys of museum kayaks. If you google images of "greenland kayak plans" you will find a lot of them. Also look here http://www.arctickayaks.com/index.html and http://www.traditionalkayaks.com/

If you need help just ask, the more specific the better.

PS: we dont really use epoxy on skin on frames...
if Ecopoxy would have a decent market maybe would be a substitute in other construction methods but traditional frames need to be flexible and we still build them like a thousand years ago... maybe you mean construction methods like Stitch&Glue which will need plans to cut the hull panels and use epoxy for gluing and fiberglass lamination? for Stitch&Glue you will find cad plans for free, if its just for analysis and not for building it then performances wont matter and choice becomes wider ("greenland kayak" its just a family of kayak, not a specific model so theres a lot)