Here are some canoes and paddles I have built.
These are not kit boats - I start with purchased plans, lumber, epoxy and fiberglass cloth. I have tried to give credit to the designers who created the plans, where known.
These are not kit boats - I start with purchased plans, lumber, epoxy and fiberglass cloth. I have tried to give credit to the designers who created the plans, where known.
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17.5 cedar stripper
This cedar strip canoe is 17.5 ft long, about 34-35 inches wide, and weighs about 65 lbs.
Old Town sold the plans along with a thin book titled "How To Build the Cedar Strip Canoe". While not given credit by Old Town, the builder in the book looks very much like David Hazen, author of "The Stripper's Guide to Canoe-building".
This cedar strip canoe is 17.5 ft long, about 34-35 inches wide, and weighs about 65 lbs.
Old Town sold the plans along with a thin book titled "How To Build the Cedar Strip Canoe". While not given credit by Old Town, the builder in the book looks very much like David Hazen, author of "The Stripper's Guide to Canoe-building".
17.5 cedar stripper
This cedar strip canoe is 17.5 ft long, about 34-35 inches wide, and weighs about 65 lbs.
Old Town sold the plans along with a thin book titled "How To Build the Cedar Strip Canoe". While not given credit by Old Town, the builder in the book looks very much like David Hazen, author of "The Stripper's Guide to Canoe-building".
This cedar strip canoe is 17.5 ft long, about 34-35 inches wide, and weighs about 65 lbs.
Old Town sold the plans along with a thin book titled "How To Build the Cedar Strip Canoe". While not given credit by Old Town, the builder in the book looks very much like David Hazen, author of "The Stripper's Guide to Canoe-building".
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