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French Country Table #3: Done for Now
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Just a quick update to show the top in place and the installation in the kitchen by the 18C dog food cabinet. It will live here under a tablecloth ...
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French Country Table #2: Veneering the Base
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Well, I said I would post again when the veneering was done. It took a little longer than I expected because I decided to add a little marquetry to...
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French Country Table #1: Designing and Joinery
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This year’s winter project is a new kitchen table. The beater we have is having trouble living next to the new dog food cabinet beside it. Our whol...
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Shipyard Memories #22: Finishing The Build
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I'm afraid that the photos are a little scarce from here on but I'll do what I can with what there are. This photo shows the keel halves ready f...
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Shipyard Memories #21: Closing Up the Hull
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Time for the trickiest part of this round stern hull, fitting the stern panel. Here we have carefully clamped the stern piece exactly in place a...
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Shipyard Memories #20: The Jig, Patterns, and Hull Glue Up
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As these boats are a little larger than the usual stitch and glue hull and because some of the bends are difficult, I chose to make a female jig ...
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Shipyard Memories #19: The Harbour Ferries: Stitch and Glue Construction.
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This is the fourth and last blog on the different styles of construction that I have used in wooden boat building. Preceding blogs have covered Ca...
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Shipyard Memories #18: Finished, Launched and Sailing
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Time to wind up the Cold Molded Construction edition of this little trip through my old shipyard, my old photos and my old memories. The followi...
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Shipyard Memories #17: Keel Bolts
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To answer some of the questions asked about the keel bolts after my last entry, here are some photos from Friendship that show the process a litt...
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Shipyard Memories #16: Boring Bars and Custom Castings
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One of the interesting tools that find a regular use in building boats is the boring bar. After the hull is finished and the time comes to instal...
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Shipyard Memories #15: Rolling Hulls Over and Pouring Lead Keels
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Once the hull is planked, it is skinned with 6 oz. fiberglass cloth set in epoxy and faired using several tinted coats of a high build epoxy prim...
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Shipyard Memories #14: Cold Molded Planking
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I have to apologize for my lack of a lot of photos of this stage. I guess it just seemed to boring to take a lot of photos at the time. Anyway t...
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