GladMax

I need to shelve this project for a few months, and catch up on some criticals. I hope to get back to boat mid Winter, finish by...

I’m new to canoes, but not to water. I grew up on the Wabash river in Indiana, the Penobscot Bay in Maine. My dad grew up in a recent...

I am going to make one more post on steam bending here, with the sum total of my education and (limited) experience, so it can all be in...

Gentry provided for a plywood stem. His shape is attractive and traditional in form, but plywood. According to Glen L Witt, on edge...

Now I am finally where I thought I was when I began posting this thread: shaping the stem. Gentry provided a stem pattern of course...

I know this is an old thread but I'd like to make a comment on the router rotation direction. First read I thought the woodworker...

Nice creative problem solve adding the aluminum bar stock to extend the router base. Looking good!

I trimmed the excess glass the following day and the epoxy was still very soft allowing it to cut cleanly and easily. I then put the...

My PERSONAL opinion is stripper built is best overall all-around way to build a boat, all factors included and balanced. Super light...

I really like the way you finished this boat. The White Cedar has a great color, and with the horizontal layout of all the strips and...

I've gone back to square edge strips on my last couple builds. Cutting the bead and cove is perhaps one of my least favorite parts of...

Allan touches on a couple of good points. Like almost all wood working projects equipment and experience plays a big role in how a...

Tape helps, as do spring clamps (or any clamp, for that matter). Edit: ...and a couple of strokes with 60 grit takes care of the rest.

Thanks folks. With respect to practice, that is somewhat what this particular build would be. Rehearsal for carving carvel planking...

Wow! I'm a Jeep fan: my daily driver is an '86 rust and dent free all original CJ7. But I think I'd make your trade. Number of years...