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Cooper River

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Cooper River
( 39.89015, -75.04902 )

  1. Cooper River - Haddonfield ( 39.90090, -75.02056 )
  2. Cooper River Lake - Collingswood ( 39.92432, -75.07123 )
  3. Cooper River Park - Haddonfield ( 39.92561, -75.05672 )
  4. Kirkwood Lake - Cooper River ( 39.83637, -75.00105 )

Camden County, Places, Salem County,

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October 23, 2024

Clever Me Part 2

October 23, 2024

This paddle is nearing the end of its life, so I decided to try an experiment. I added a "drip notch". This is a small sharp-edged notch that the water flow can't follow. Instead it departs the edge of the paddle and falls well outside the boat. I hardly got a drop of water on me.

To make the notch, simply drill a 1/4" hole by the edge of the plastic blade, 6-7 inches from the base. Then file it to the shape you see here, with a sharp corner at the edge. The back-cut assures the the stream can't jump over the notch to the other side.

I can't claim this idea, I've seen a few paddles with this feature.

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