that is hands down the nicest plywood canoe I've seen. I love how you utilize the benefits of the plywood but also implement traditional wooden canoe building techniques.
That is nice to hear. I built a second one over the winter, and simplified the strip application. I have a book draft nearly complete. We are in the middle of a move, so it may have to be a winter project to finish it. It's a fun build.
I am working on seats today for a second prototype. I used a simpler method of applying the strips for the sides. I will post a slideshow of its construction, and am diligently working on the book. Stay tuned!
Eye Sweet canoe look forward to the Ripple II book..
She looks beautiful.
that is hands down the nicest plywood canoe I've seen. I love how you utilize the benefits of the plywood but also implement traditional wooden canoe building techniques.
That is nice to hear. I built a second one over the winter, and simplified the strip application. I have a book draft nearly complete. We are in the middle of a move, so it may have to be a winter project to finish it. It's a fun build.
Sad I couldn't see the bottom go on and the rest of the build but will definitely get the book on it!
I am working on seats today for a second prototype. I used a simpler method of applying the strips for the sides. I will post a slideshow of its construction, and am diligently working on the book. Stay tuned!
@@backwoodbasics9383 great to hear you are still at it and having fun. No rush and looking forward to it!