Here is my Dinghy that I built in 2010 7 years and 100s of miles later. It could use some minor repairs and paint, but still going strong. I purchased the plans to build it from Clark Craft back in 1999.

Daylight savings has come and gone, taking the evening light with it. This makes weekday progress a little slower, but things are still moving forward. I’ve managed to get internalbframes and deck frames

Beginilah proses pembuatan perahu,, bisa untuk mencari ikan,, bisa juga untuk menyebrang,, Ini adalah pekerjaan orang pinggir pantai,, karena pada umumnya mereka mencari makan dengan menggunakan perahu,,,

Watching Paint Dry and the Big Flip....a light at the end of the tunnel Well the last few weeks have been slow in progress, but that doesn't mean big steps weren't made. After sealing the exterior with

Well the last few weeks have been occupied by the painting of the bottom. Roll on a coat and wait till the next day. I painted the bottom up to the approximate waterline with a black topside paint (no

August 24, 2017 With the side panels joined to the transom, I now need to build up the chine of the boat with some lumber. A chine of a boat is the a change in angle on the hull of the vessel. This boat

Well, I bought all of this expensive lumber, so I might as well get the project started. I spent last Sunday lofting the lines from the plans onto my plywood and cutting out my initial panels. The process

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