Plywood Thickness Dictates Fiberglass Need for Oz Goose
If using 5mm ply, you must fiberglass (4oz or 6oz cloth) for stiffness. If using 6mm ply, you don't—just use tape on the edges
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If using 5mm ply, you must fiberglass (4oz or 6oz cloth) for stiffness. If using 6mm ply, you don't—just use tape on the edges
opengoose.com/plans/oz-goos...
#OzGooseBuild #FibreglassingTips #PlywoodBoat #BoatBuildingHacks #DIYBoat
08 Fibreglassing the Bottom of the Oz Goose Sailboat - Affordable Sailing Philippines, Sail Oz Goose
Fibreglassing is not always necessary but here is a detailed instructional video on applying glass using epoxy to an Oz Goose Sailboat hull.
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December 17, 2025 at 3:16 AM
Plywood Thickness Dictates Fiberglass Need for Oz Goose
If using 5mm ply, you must fiberglass (4oz or 6oz cloth) for stiffness. If using 6mm ply, you don't—just use tape on the edges
opengoose.com/plans/oz-goos...
#OzGooseBuild #FibreglassingTips #PlywoodBoat #BoatBuildingHacks #DIYBoat
If using 5mm ply, you must fiberglass (4oz or 6oz cloth) for stiffness. If using 6mm ply, you don't—just use tape on the edges
opengoose.com/plans/oz-goos...
#OzGooseBuild #FibreglassingTips #PlywoodBoat #BoatBuildingHacks #DIYBoat