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Nova,
I just didn't know that they carried true SYP. Being Sunday they are my only option.

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well as far as I know they do but possibly I'm wrong

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=p ... lpage=none

I hope that works

Thanks, I'm looking there and at HD.

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Ladies and Gentlemen,

It is my pleasure to introduce to you a fine Souhern (thats for Oyster) Gentleman.
Mr. Yellow Pine

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Thanks guys for the help. I got the idea of using the pine from Boat Building with Plywood and if it is good enough for Mr. Witt, it is good enough for me. Please don't judge the cuts on the frame members to hard, didn't have much time, will redo. Oh, by the way that is my soft drink. For the life of me I have no clue as to where that other cold, refreshing beverage came from.

Chip

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I'm almost ready to install the chine logs and the sheer clamps. Going to use the 2x10 SYP the way Oyster suggested. The chine is made of 3/4" x 1 1/2" material and the sheer is two 5/8" x 1 1/4" laminated together. My question now is when I cut the 2x10 do I rip 3/4" off the edge or 1 1/2" off the edge and rip it down to 3/4". The same goes for the sheer.

Thanks, Chip

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On bends, I like to keep the grain parallel to the bend. So I would cut the wood to achieve this grain pattern.

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Bill

I told my wife we needed a three-car garage for my projects...she told me to ask her for permission next time before I buy a house.
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