I've inherited these from my Grandfather. They look like they've been left on a shelf for quite a while... I guess some clean up is in order...
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Since I'm starting out on building a small sailing boat, I thought it might be useful for others to learn from my experience. This will be a log of the building project, and any problems and solutions along the way.
About Me
Books I've bought (and liked) along the way.
Labels
- Power Tools (17)
- epoxy (13)
- Tools (11)
- Thoughts (8)
- frames (8)
- oak (8)
- Glue (6)
- Suppliers (6)
- wood (6)
- Planes (5)
- assembly (4)
- Drill bits (3)
- glassing (3)
- plans (3)
- Joints (2)
- fixes (2)
- sharpening (2)
- Bronze (1)
- Center board (1)
- Chine (1)
- Panels (1)
- Router (1)
- Screws (1)
- T (1)
- Template (1)
- books (1)
- fairing (1)
- frame (1)
- frames setup scaffold (1)
- life (1)
- progress (1)
- redo. (1)
- sanding (1)
- steam (1)
- weather (1)
Some Links
- A Thimble Full of Hell
- Indigenora
- A Zip
- pikaku (a minuet)
- Vics Boat Restoration
- Until Software patents are rationalised
- Glen L Boat Designs
- The Wooden Boat Forum
- Backyard Boat Building Group
- Rodgers Boat.
- www.duckworksmagazine.com
- Craft a Craft
- Grumpy Guy On Skis
- CarpeDinkum
- Slashdot
- Flash light reviews
- Something 4 the Weekend
Boat Building Ring
2 comments:
Interesting blog. Thanks for taking the time to write it.
I've sailed for years. Fiberglass only. Started out with a Coronado 15 then moved to a Thistle then to a Ranger 23.
Always wanted to build a boat, but other things kept getting in the way. Life mainly.
A goal is to sail to Hawaii. It's gonna happen someday. My wife won't go, says she'll fly over and meet me when I get there. She's only happy on a boat when she can see the shore.
As someone said to me, it may take 2 years to build a boat, but it will take 2 years not to build it.
Hope you get to Hawaii.
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