Hello and thank you for sharing your technique. I have been wanting to attempt a bread and butter build for some time now. What do you use for ballast and how do you secure it to the keel? Also what do you use for the mast and spars? I hope you make a part 4 to the series :) thanks again!
Thanks, I should do a part 4 about the keel and rudder. This boat will have about a five inch deep fin (tong and grooved into the bottom of the existing scale keel) made of quarter inch cherry, and below that a lead bulb that is designed for the CR-914 racing yacht. The rudder is also enlarged from scale for better control
Hello! So, I am trying to take a square of wood and taking the top off, then hollow the rest out and the put the top back on. So basically like a little box. Would a chisel and hammer be best? What else could I do?
Really nice. Love the light idea. Thanks for sharing. Best Wishes & Blessings. Keith Noneya
Hello and thank you for sharing your technique. I have been wanting to attempt a bread and butter build for some time now. What do you use for ballast and how do you secure it to the keel? Also what do you use for the mast and spars? I hope you make a part 4 to the series :) thanks again!
Thanks, I should do a part 4 about the keel and rudder. This boat will have about a five inch deep fin (tong and grooved into the bottom of the existing scale keel) made of quarter inch cherry, and below that a lead bulb that is designed for the CR-914 racing yacht. The rudder is also enlarged from scale for better control
John I had no luck contacting you by Email. My mail was rejected can you please advise another method? Thanks
Loved the way you took that from flat planks to a 3 dimensional shape … also chuckled at the “keep upright” on the box
Hello, congratulations!! the sailbaots looks grate!!! would you share the project??? thanks
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Hello! So, I am trying to take a square of wood and taking the top off, then hollow the rest out and the put the top back on. So basically like a little box. Would a chisel and hammer be best? What else could I do?
My works too. Used woodprix handbooks and build it with no problems.
Super John , excellent travail et une bonne pédagogie pour ce type de fabrication du voilier !!!!!
True craftsmanship!! where could i find a set of plans?
definitely a master craftsman, Ive built some plank-on boats but nothing that elaborate
Nice video John can you tell me where I might get some of the plans?
Thanks, Jack
Johnstorrow@gmail.com
Great job.
The type of wood you are using?
clear straight grain pine (no knots if I can help it)
where can I find these drawings for this boat please?
Sorry for the delay, I can email the .pdf. See- www.johnstorrow.blogspot.com