How to build a traditional wooden boat

The Oselvar is a very old type of boat, and over the past few hundred years, it has been the most commonly used small boat along the Hordaland coast, both for fishing and transport. Developments over the past century have transformed it into a purely recreational boat, and in the summer of 2009, the Oselvar was named Norway's National Boat.
The boatbuilding tradition in Os has remained unbroken for at least the past 250 years, and all the accumulated knowledge related to boatbuilding has thus been preserved. In 2016, the Oselvar and the Oselvar culture were added to UNESCO's list of intangible cultural heritage.

[@patrickcasey1150]

Absolutely incredible work. Well done to all the boatbuilders. It's great to see these skills being retained perfected and passed on to another generation.

[@BigRedNZ1]

Amazing to see the whole thing start to finish and with such skill and craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing

[@linkinmylog]

Beautiful craftmanship!

[@orchidorio]

Each boat is a work of art !

[@alanwilliamson2259]

A beautiful craft.

[@Onionbaron]

Fantastic!

[@johndemeen5575]

Any money in boat building?

[@michaelwilkinson2928]

They look just like a Scottish yole, unsurprisingly so, due to the cross cultural ties between the Orkneys, Shetlands and N Scotland with Norway.

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[@rupert5390]

Im just really glad Greta Tunberg has found a passion in boat building - hope =you have a sense of humour this is really amazing and fantastic artisanship all of you are really inspirational .

[@miguelsuarez8010]

I wonder how Greta travels for her conferences. By sailboat?

[@paulwhite1114]

First get a chainsaw.