10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLINCHER-BUILT»
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4, will make the joint as strong as the joint of a common clincher-built boat, and
as tight, without the risk of any external damage. Those joints have also this
advantage, that the planks will not have their sides bevelled off, but be of an
equal ...
2
The Philosophical Magazine: Comprehending the Various ...
4, will make the joint as strong as the joint of a common clincher-built boat, and
as tight, without the risk~-of any external damage. Those joints have also this
advantage, that the planks will not have their sides bevelled off, but be of an
equal ...
3
Transactions of the Society, Instituted at London for the ...
boat. The longitudinal slips are represented lighter-coloured, and placed over the
joints where the, edges of _ the planks meet; they must be rivetted on to each
adjoining plank,'near the edge, in the same manner as clincher-built vessels, '
with ...
4
A Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and the Arts ...
4, will make the joint as strong as the joint of a common clincher-built boat, and
as tight, without the risk of any external damage. These joints have also this
advantage, that the planks will not have their sides bevelled off, but be of an
equal ...
5
Transactions of the Society Instituted at London for the ...
The longitudinal slips are represented lighter-coloured, and placed over the
joints where the edges of the plank* meet ; they must be rivcttcd on to each
adjoining plank, near the edge, in the same manner as clincher-built •vessels,
with a ...
Royal Society of Arts (Great Britain), 1807
6
Retrospect of Philosophical, Mechanical, Chemical, and ...
22 Mr. Wilson's Sailing- boat, or Life-loat. With respect to the advantages
attending this manner of building, Mr. Wilson state's the chief of them as follows : "
A boat of this construction has all the strength of one clincher-built, and can be
made ...
7
Transactions of the Society of Arts
The longitudinal slips are represented lighter-coloured, and placed over the
joints where the .edges of the planks meet ; they must be rivetted on to each
adjoining plank, near the edge, in the same manner as clincher-built vessels,
with a ...
Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, 1807
8
A Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts
4, will make the joint as strong as the joint of a common clincher-built boat, and
as tight, without the risk of any external damage. These joints have also this
advantage, that the planks will not have their sides bevelled oft', but be of an
equal ...
The longitudinal slips are represented lighter-coloured, and placed over the
joints where the edges of the plank* meet ; they must be rivetted On to each
adjoining plank, near the edge, in the same manner as clincher-built vessels,
with a ...
Royal Society of Arts (Great Britain), 1807
10
American State Papers: Documents, Legislative and Executive, ...
TINGEY. E. Number, size, and value of Boats, necessary to the equipment for sea
of the United States' frigate Constellation. One launch, or long boat. thirty-three
feet, - - - - - . - $330 00 One first cutter, clincher built, thirty-four and a half feet, - .
