I've built a few seats, but would be interested in seeing how others have done it, especially those
nifty curved wooden hardshells. I don't generally work with wood and will probably adapt it to
plastic and metal. Thanks for any links. rorschandt
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rorschandt said:
I've built a few seats, but would be interested in seeing how others have done it, especially
those nifty curved wooden hardshells. I don't generally work with wood and will probably adapt it
to plastic and metal. Thanks for any links. rorschandtIIRC, Matt Weaver built a seat by the following method. He went to the beach, built a mound of
wet sand, and sat against it so it conformed to his body. He then got up and covered the sand
with a thin polymer film followed by Plaster of Paris. This created a mold for building a
composite seat shell.Tom Sherman - Quad Cities USA (Illinois side) Various HPV's
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Thanks, I'll check it out. rorschandt
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