Experimental Prototype
Kayak PET Wood
Demolition by Marcelo Ambrogi - Taubaté
- SP - Brazil - 2012.
Made with wood lath roof with PET bottles of 1.5, 2, and 2.5 liters, tied the string to a database-like shell. With a length of approximately 4000 mm and secured only with nylon rope.
Experimental project in the assembly phase, with the first prototype chip moorings.
Important Note: When using disposable or recyclable material in the construction of the experimental vessel Kayak we must be careful and use as much attention as possible on the issue of navigation and also the safety of the vessel, and not so do not build anything without a qualified professional and knowledgeable in the industry nautical engineering. This taking into consideration the technical quality of each component of the vessel. If you have questions do not build, do nothing you are not sure.
Sites of Kayak Recycled:
http://youtu.be/7exCEh8uatQ
Made with wood lath roof with PET bottles of 1.5, 2, and 2.5 liters, tied the string to a database-like shell. With a length of approximately 4000 mm and secured only with nylon rope.
Experimental project in the assembly phase, with the first prototype chip moorings.
Important Note: When using disposable or recyclable material in the construction of the experimental vessel Kayak we must be careful and use as much attention as possible on the issue of navigation and also the safety of the vessel, and not so do not build anything without a qualified professional and knowledgeable in the industry nautical engineering. This taking into consideration the technical quality of each component of the vessel. If you have questions do not build, do nothing you are not sure.
Sites of Kayak Recycled:
http://youtu.be/7exCEh8uatQ
http://youtu.be/ebSrWOFs5bQ
Looking at the moorings on the basis of PET bottles kayak, placing the bank and the support base of the feet.
Okay tied with nylon rope and set the measure of need and the mold followed by kayaking the length of 4000 mm by 900 mm, this depending also of the moorings future of the bottles.
Taubaté, May 15, 2012.
