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Back in the mid 90's, Mid West Mountaineering, at one of their Spring Events, in St Paul Minn. Had David Youst there, and he gave a...

Guys, This may seem like a frivolous question but it’s something I have been curious about for some time. With the recent announcements...

This short video doesn't answer the question about how David Yost builds his strippers, but tells how he got his start designing solo...

These bungees adjust quite well ! Quick and easy. I didn't take a lot of pics at the time, one last one.

Great Camera work Brian. Your strip clamping method is pretty elaborate, but effective. These bungee cord straps are the Brain Child...

Stripping Part 2a The strip hold down solutions, for stapleless stripper builds is literally a "Wild West" scenario with all sorts of...

I really like your idea with the plywood jig ! Clever way to keep the strips tight to the forms, in the Tumblehome area ! I would...

I used the roller portage in May on my way to EP29. Cool couple of lakes.

Yup ! That might be a real Challenge to Strip !

The reason I ask what method you use to make your curves is that I'm not getting good results when automating this. Simply put, a fair...

Thanks Alan. Boy do I miss being a 32”. Jim

Great Job Guys ! Standing the test of Time ! Many sites have gone by the way side. Glad Canoetripping.net is going soo good ! Jim

By the looks of your stand, you need just as much space,as simply tilting your strong back. Adding some weight to the legs to offset...

Sorry For mixing this in with Gamma 1214's Thread ! But looking at the form spacing, and comparing it to a friend's build. My friend...

Rotisserie ! Now we are Talking ! The first one I saw was in Wisconsin. Martin Van, a professional canoe builder, had one. That was my...