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Old N Salty

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  • Birthday 07/31/1961

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    Springville, Indiana
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    U.S. Military History, Painting, Drawing, Woodworking, Model Making.
  1.    BenD reacted to a post in a topic: Material for small-scale oars
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  4. Old N Salty
    I know this my br a late add on to the topic and I know that the scale of the oars being discussed is a bit smaller than what I am making, but I used the wood from popsicle sticks to build the oars for the small boats on Brig Niagra that I am building as the Basswood was just too fragile. Most wood in popsicle sticks is made from Birchwood which is much stronger. Any smaller and I would agree with Toolmaker that brass would be the best material to go with.

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