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I found a type while in my last message. Here's the correct info:
22 oz cloth yields about 0.040" thickness per layer (not 0.40").
12 oz cloth yiels 0.020" per layer (not 0.20")
Judy
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Judith Franklin Blumhorst [mailto:drjudyb@pacbell.net]
> Sent: Saturday, February 12, 2000 10:34 AM
> To: Potter Email List; etj@nwlink.com
> Subject: Repairing a broken stringer on the P19.
>
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> You'll want to duplicate the same thickness, or go a teensy bit
> thicker. Using 22 oz cloth, you get about .40" per layer, so you
> can figure out how many layers you need. There's no difference
> between 4 layers of 22 oz and 8 layers of 11 oz cloth in terms of
> strength. (12 oz cloth gives about .20" thickness per layer)
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