KR> Fiberglass layers under WAF's

2016-02-08 Thread Wayne
Stefan,

I don't see the point of this.  The WAF/spar joint is fine the way Ken 
designed it.

Wayne DeLisle Sr.

> KR> Fiberglass layers under WAF's
>
> S s_sbal at hotmail.com
> Mon Feb 8 16:03:16 EST 2016

>
> I found an interesting publications regarding easy reinforcement of wood 
> boards used in bolted joints:
> http://www.fpl.fs.fed.us/documnts/fplrp/fplrp562.pdf
> http://timber.ce.wsu.edu/Resources/papers/P12.pdf
> This
>  method seems really easy to apply in the KR WAF's bolted joints - just
> add 2 layers of 6 oz/yd? of BID fiberglass cloth on the spars beneath
> the WAF's and you get much higher bearing strength of the bolted joints,
>  for a very slight increase of the weight... It shall also help to fix
> issues with unsatisfactory drilling of one or two WAF bolt holes in the
> spar flanges.
>
> Stefan
> Ottawa, ON, Canada
> s_sbal 'at' hotmail.com




KR> Fiberglass layers under WAF's

2016-02-08 Thread S



I found an interesting publications regarding easy reinforcement of wood boards 
used in bolted joints:
http://www.fpl.fs.fed.us/documnts/fplrp/fplrp562.pdf
http://timber.ce.wsu.edu/Resources/papers/P12.pdf
This
 method seems really easy to apply in the KR WAF's bolted joints - just 
add 2 layers of 6 oz/yd? of BID fiberglass cloth on the spars beneath 
the WAF's and you get much higher bearing strength of the bolted joints,
 for a very slight increase of the weight... It shall also help to fix 
issues with unsatisfactory drilling of one or two WAF bolt holes in the 
spar flanges.  

Stefan
Ottawa, ON, Canada
s_sbal 'at' hotmail.com