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  1. Cheeseandbeans

    Peterborough Litelift restoration

    Thanks Pat. That is the same method I use for removing the old rib ends and shaping the new material scarfs. I resaw the rib material from roughcut boards on my bandsaw and shape the tapers by hand. I enjoy using hand tools when practical and the white cedar planes effortlessly. The inwales...
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    Peterborough Litelift restoration

    Thanks Jim. Great info. I have read how it “telegraphs” imperfections. I’ll give it some consideration. Bob
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    Peterborough Litelift restoration

    Thanks Robin. No keel. I’m not a fan. I will cut off some brass Robertson screw heads and glue them in the holes with brass cup washers for aesthetics. I am going to see Schuyler next weekend and will pick his brain about weight differences between cloth and fillers. Thanks. I am slowly...
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    Peterborough Litelift restoration

    Correct. Same planking and rib thickness as a 50 pounder and other lighter builds. Was thinking airplane filler, but I am open to suggestions from those who have done it. I have used a two part urethane on skin on frame, but I don’t believe this is the right application.
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    Peterborough Litelift restoration

    Thanks Jim. Did you glue it to the shearline and stem curve or staple? What did you use to fill the weave? Bob
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    Peterborough Litelift restoration

    Last summer I won a 1940s - 1950s Peterborough Litelift at the WCHA auction. I was told an older gentleman began the restoration and decided it wasn’t within his skill/ability to finish it properly. I hope I do it justice. If anyone can date it more exactly I would be very appreciative (see stem...
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    Snow, where you are?

    We got a good inch or so Tuesday into yesterday, but it is gone now. There was nothing to speak of a few miles down the hill. Wild how a couple hundred feet of elevation makes a difference throughout the winter. Bob
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    Restoration of an early Chestnut Bobs Special

    I just started it last weekend and picking up some inwale material from our pal Schuyler soon. I will be sure to create a thread. Bob
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    Restoration of an early Chestnut Bobs Special

    Beautiful job. The seats look great! Bob
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    2023 Fund Drive Now On

    Check in the mail. (I had an issue with PayPal a while back and switched to Venmo). Thanks Glenn. Bob
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    Sawyer 17’9” Cruiser on a diet

    Fantastic project. Did you wet out the carbon and two layers of Eglass at the same time? How much resin in total would you say was used? Would you do anything differently next time? Bob
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    Cree River Summer 2023

    Fantastic Erica. I am really enjoying the journey! Bob
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    Greetings from Vermont

    Welcome! Bob
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    Saving a Sweet Solo from the Dump

    Nice job. Looks great! Bob
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    St. Regis Canoe Area - 9/29 - 10/1

    Nice trip. That’s my favorite campsite on that lake. Great spot. Bob
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    Poll: How often do your canoe trips include fishing?

    Sometimes I like to fish and just as often I like to focus on paddling. Depends on the day. Bob
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    Bailers and Onboard Storage

    I have a paint cup and absorbent towel on a carabiner/paracord connection hanging on my seat. I don’t paddle any serious white water. Bob
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    (Finally) starting from scratch.

    Beautiful job. It came out great! Have a good trip. Bob
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    A Question about Folding Saws

    I made this a few years ago. The blade folds into the handles. Silky saws work well and the blades are replaceable after years of service. I have heard good things about the folding Sven and Agawa saws as well. Bob
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    Restoration of an early Chestnut Bobs Special

    Fine work as usual. Any thoughts on a color for this one? Bob
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