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Technique
Editor’s Page: No Chainsaw Required
One fall, I was desperate to get my powerboat into my garage for a winter’s worth of work. The garage was in need of some repair anyhow when I began that project, but it was in need of some rebuilding by the time I finished. The boat, you see, was just slightly too long to be backed straight into this two-stall building … Continued on Page 5 of PDF version.
Technique
Technique
Technique
Part of common sense is good preparation
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A simple, efficient hull from William and John Atkin
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A family boat
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A fast pulling boat
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A classic, reinterpreted
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Simplicity in a hard-chined cruiser
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A challenge with great potential
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An ode to a simpler time
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An almost-traditional Thames skiff
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A racing daysailer
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Building by
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A proven cedar-strip touring canoe
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A sprightly cat-yawl for daysailing or camp-cruising
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Inspired by pangas, in three flavors
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A family of sharpies
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A double-paddle canoe
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A camp-cruiser with good looks
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A fanciful cruiser with workboat roots
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A simple boat for calm waters
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A magic carpet on the water
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A classic in cedar and canvas
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PT 11, a fine balance of form and function
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A forgiving outboard-powered boat