Practical Boat Building for Amateurs – Chapter 3, in which the authors explain how to make a splendid punt.
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Practical Boat Building for Amateurs – Chapter 3, in which the authors explain how to make a splendid punt.
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Practical Boat Building for Amateurs – Chapter 2, in which the authors discuss tools and materials. The tools include frames and a rather magnificent steam kiln.
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Caber Feidh’s keel bolts being fitted
I love these photos of 24-foot cutter Caber Feidh in the process of being built:
http://www.gartsideboats.com/gallery.php
Here’s what he told intheboatshed.net Continue reading “Paul Gartside’s 24ft cutter”