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From: Shawn Baker <shawnkayak_at_yahoo.com>
subject: Re: [Paddlewise] Ferrule
Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2001 08:08:11 -0800 (PST)
>Actually... the ferrule is only the outer sleeve of the connection - 
>not really the combination of the two parts. 

I think it's both sleeves ( but not the button!)  If it is just the
outer sleeve, then what's the inner sleeve called? :)

It might just be the outer sleeve on your bow, though.

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From: Victoria LOdge <torilodge_at_hotmail.com>
subject: Re: [Paddlewise] Ferrule
Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2001 11:54:14 -0500
No, really... it's just the outer part because the inner part, on the original
wooden padles, was just the wood.. on a tent pole, also, only the outter part
is the ferule in aluminum poles, and only the sleve is the ferule in
fiberglass poles.....





LOL  we're such a nit-picky bunch... how many listmembers does it take to
change a lightbulb????





Tori








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From: Shawn Baker





>Actually... the ferrule is only the outer sleeve of the connection -


>not really the combination of the two parts.





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From: <FoldingBoats_at_aol.com>
subject: Re: [Paddlewise] Ferrule
Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2001 12:28:24 EST
Shawn Baker writes:

<< < Actually... the ferrule is only the outer sleeve of the connection - not 
really the combination of the two parts. >

I think it's both sleeves ( but not the button!)  If it is just the outer 
sleeve, then what's the inner sleeve called? :) >>

Nimbus sells both tubes together with the button under the (collective) label 
"ferrule" ... back in the real world ... :-))

Ralph C. Hoehn
Ralph_at_PouchBoats.com
www.PouchBoats.com
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From: Shawn Baker <shawnkayak_at_yahoo.com>
subject: Re: [Paddlewise] Ferrule
Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2001 07:28:23 -0800 (PST)
>No, really... it's just the outer part because the inner part, on the 
>original wooden padles, was just the wood.. 

So what is the inner part now called? :)

>on a tent pole, also, only the outer part is the ferule in aluminum 
>poles, and only the sleve is the ferule in fiberglass poles.....

But the outer part of most Easton aluminum poles is the pole, so what's
the smaller aluminum tube that is glued inside that slips into the
adjacent pole called?

>LOL  we're such a nit-picky bunch... how many listmembers does it take

>to change a lightbulb????

Well, it all depends.  In the winter, it could take days to decide
whether to use 40W, 60W, 75W, 100W, 150W; whether to unscrew
counter-clockwise, or clockwise; incandescent, or a new low-energy
fluorescent; whether it's appropriate to have an audience watching for
bulb-changing carnage; if tethers to the ladder are appropriate or even
necessary; and whether or not to wear protective gear during the
changing procedure.  During the summer months, the bulb will be ignored
since we're too busy paddling during the day, and daylight hours are so
long we have no need for lightbulbs in the evening--besides, wintertime
is maintenance time for kayakers! 

Happy Paddling (or dreaming about paddling unfrozen water!),
Shawn




Tori

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