Building a cedar strip canoe in 30 days

[GRS Riverrider]

This was recommended to me today, and it was well done. I thought of this forum right away. Maybe it's here already but I couldn't find it. Only posted 2 months ago on YouTube...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWvIqGlFhIo

 

[Jim Dodd]

I've watched it before.
Nicely done video and canoe as well !
Good to see young ones learning the craft.
She can even paddle !

 

[Canotrouge]

I saw her piping up on YouTube in the last month or so!! That is a pretty cool video!! Maybe that is what I need to do myself, can’t seem to find the perfect hunting canoe... maybe I should make it!! 18’ long 17” deep 36”@4” waterline!! Some rocker to ease handling on moving water....... any plans ideas?

 

[lowangle al]

That was a nice build and story, thanks for posting it.

canotrouge you should take a look at the “river runner” in gilpstricks book. 19’x39.5”x14” deep with lots of rocket.

 

[Canotrouge]

That was a nice build and story, thanks for posting it.

canotrouge you should take a look at the “river runner” in gilpstricks book. 19’x39.5”x14” deep with lots of rocket.

I tried to find images of that boat but no luck, so I guess I will try to find the book....

 

[lowangle al]

Canot here is the info on the boat from the book. The book has the plans if you are interested.

 

[Glenn MacGrady]

This was recommended to me today, and it was well done. I thought of this forum right away. Maybe it's here already but I couldn't find it. Only posted 2 months ago on YouTube...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWvIqGlFhIo

Her uncle, Peter Macfarlane of Otter Creek Smallcraft in Vermont, has a link to this website on his website.

 

[dougd]

Not to take away from the first post but Peter Macfarlane has done the NFCT from Old Forge to Ft Kent and then back again in reverse. He did post here about that.

dougd

 

[RickR]

Thanks for posting the video. Well done, enjoyable and informative. I'd never seen inner and outer stems done that way before.