Re: Transom

["Robert Harper" <rharper@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think you'll be OK. It would be hard to put too much weight in the  
transom with the difference between weights. Other than look, I'm not sure  
why you'd want to but have at it.

Just remember that you only have room for a small percentage of the boat  
to be other than cedar. You can make a very sexy transom with cedar and  
you can save some $ as mahogany costs so much more.

On Mon, 21 Jan 2008 11:44:05 -0700, Chris Bull <cbull@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>  
wrote:

> If the transom were made out of Ââ thick strips of mahogany would that
> affect the center of balance? Would it have a negative effect on the  
> design?
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