The left column contains Web search results. The right column contains question entity pages from Wikipedia.

Web search results	Question entity pages
Traditional Maritime Skills :: Caulking (Calking) www.boat-building.org/learn-skills/index.php/en/wood/caulking-calking Caulking (Calking) Introduction. Making the seams between the shell or deck planks of a ship watertight. Caulking is a technique whereby the gaps between the shell ...
Traditional Maritime Skills :: Caulking Decks and Hulls www.boat-building.org/.../index.php/en/wood/caulking-decks-and-hulls Caulking Decks and Hulls ... cotton or general rope fibres in the seams of a ship's wooden deck or side / hull to make it ... Caulking 2; Caulking Decks and Hulls;
Ship Caulkers and Their Tools - SYDNAS SLOOT sydnassloot.com/caulking.htm Ship Caulkers and Their Tools ... ship caulkers were important shipyard ... of a ship’s hull was the final ramming home of the caulking in a seam, ...
Ship & Shipbuilding Terminology - Advanced Search: seam www.ageofsail.net/aoshipwd.asp?sletter=seam;iword=2 Ship Database Terminology. ... into the seams of wooden ships to open them before caulking. ... The tools used were caulking irons and mallets.
Designing and Building a Wooden Ship \| Penobscot Bay ... penobscotmarinemuseum.org/.../designing-and-building-wooden-ship Designing and Building a Wooden Ship. ... When all of the deck beams were in place, ship's ... The caulker drove a few strands into the seam with a caulking iron ...
Caulk your own wood boat hull. - Wooden Boat, Building ... www.diy-wood-boat.com/Caulk.html The traditional compound for stopping seams is linseed oil ... best product on the market for caulking seams on a wooden ... information in DIY Wood Boat.com ...