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Presenting a sub-sheer-strake plank for spiling at the port stern
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posted on 2025-02-07, 13:50
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John P Cooper
John P Cooper
A sub-sheer strake (naba dali) plank is held in place by a clamp, temporary nails, a windlass and its hood-end rabbet before being pressed home with levers and marked for spiling. The first lever is in place.
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Endangered Material Knowledge Programme
History
Rights owner
John P Cooper
Cultural group
Namasudra
Country
India
Place
Dihimandalghat, West Bengal
Cultural context/event
Building
Date of creation
2022-10-26
Unique ID
2022SG04-B08-0640
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Digital heritage
Wood processing
Timber engineering
Post-harvest fisheries technologies (incl. transportation)
Design anthropology
Keywords
Hull
plank
sub-sheer strake
hood end
spiling
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CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
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