[TheForge] Walter Scadden Workshop on Marine Hardware at Furnace Town
April and Bill Clemens
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Mon Apr 5 16:42:05 2004
Chuck,
And I thought landlubbers made them with the stock parallel to the arms
so they look pretty hanging on the wall.
Bill
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Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004 3:52 PM
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Subject: Re: [TheForge] Walter Scadden Workshop on Marine Hardware
atFurnace Town
No, the bent end was only used where the "stock" (there's some question
about that name) slips through its mounting hole and folds against the
anchor for stowing. Bill's anchor is welded solid - one piece, so no
bend needed. That's another thing Walt taught us in that workshop.
Bruce
>>> [email protected] 4/5/2004 2:24:24 PM >>>
Very nice Bill, but you need to bend one end of the stock 90 degrees,
so it
won't look like it was made by a land lubber.
Chuck
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