Subject: baidarka Reverse Sheer.
From: hispaniola (hispaniola@netzero.net)
Date: Mon Dec 11 2000 - 00:45:58 EST
Ok, I understand what it is (I think). What does it do? My understanding is
that reverse sheer is the gunwales of the boat (or widest point, i.e. sheer)
angling downward from the midpoint out to the bow/stern. What I don't get is
the practical function of it. Once again, just curious how it's supposed to
affect the Hooper Bay I'm working on. Got the wood, ripping this coming
weekend. Thanks for any replies.
Vaya Con Dios.
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