I have great respect for what you do. Your are bringing the beauty of strong but lightweight boats to the world with integrity and fine workmanship.. These designs are a pleasure to paddle and look at.
This looks excellent! A few questions though, did you steam your inwales in one piece? or iron/use boiling water? Also, are the last few ribs at the bow and stern solid or one piece on each side?
+jadekayak01 that would be false information. Cedar is the standard for ribs and planks. Just look at centuries old birch bark canoes. Smell them(canoe museum Peterborough) and revise your answer.
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I have great respect for what you do. Your are bringing the beauty of strong but lightweight boats to the world with integrity and fine workmanship.. These designs are a pleasure to paddle and look at.
It's great that you're listening to the Mendelssohn octet while doing this. Adds a whole new level.
Beatifull, like from Yakutia.
Awesome. I could watch you work all day!
Nice touch with that draw knife
beautiful shop great craftsmanship you have my dream job wish i could break into boat building
This looks excellent! A few questions though, did you steam your inwales in one piece? or iron/use boiling water? Also, are the last few ribs at the bow and stern solid or one piece on each side?
That red makes the wood pop!.....
How much would this boat weigh?
did you just take your rib material straight from the saw to the steamer?
you are supposed to soak in water for a day at least
My guess is they have several jobs going at once. Probably yesterday’s wood going in steamer?
Not air dried... right to the steamer.
What type of wood for the ribs and planking? Doesn't look like cedar.
ltcajh ceader is not good for ribs
jadekayak01 yeah it is ive seen it used multiple times
+jadekayak01 that would be false information. Cedar is the standard for ribs and planks. Just look at centuries old birch bark canoes. Smell them(canoe museum Peterborough) and revise your answer.
@@jadekayak01 try again, white cedar been used for over a century
From 3:16 to 4:00. i would have cut it square and added an hardwood cap on it; look's better!
Draw knives are sexy.