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NEW!
Cedar
Strip Boat Building by
The Newfound Woodworks, Inc. ($29.95) Now you can
watch as we build a canoe, starting with setting up the forms, laminating
the stems, stripping the hull, and fairing it out. Each step is
described in detail with lots of close ups to give you great detail.
If you are considering building a Cedar Strip boat or just want
to hone your skills for the next one, this is an incredible tool!
DVD ONLY.
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Newfound
Woodworks Fiberglassing DVD OR VHS VIDEO ($29.95) In
this video you will look over our shoulders as we describe our hull preparation
techniques, apply the sealer coat, cloth coat and then filler coats of
epoxy. We discuss the purpose of the application materials we supply and
review safety procedures. Three days of intense filming were edited to
78 minutes of extremely valuable information. We show you the fiberglass
wet-out of the outer hull of a kayak and the inner hull of a canoe. We
cut some cloth on a bias and show how it will wrap right around some very
severe bends. We discuss the advantages of blush-free MAS Epoxy and how
to use the long cure times to your advantage. If you have never wet-out
fiberglass, this video will help you get the best possible results by
showing you the techniques that work.
Note:
Be careful to check which type of media that you want. |
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Kayaks
You Can Build by Ted Moores and Greg Rossel ($35.00)
In
this well written and illustrated, hard cover, four color book Ted and
Greg give us everything we need to know about building Stitch n Glue and
Kayaks. First there is a little history of the hard chined kayak, then
the reader is taken through many of the common procedures for most plywood
kayak kits (drilling holes, joining planks, applying epoxy). Finally,
the authors build three different kayaks from kits supplied by three different
manufacturers, one of which is a Hybrid.
Especially helpful
are the hints, tricks, and techniques that are highlighted every few pages.
Even if you have already built a plywood kayak you will find this book
very useful and educational.
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1st Roll DVD
by Jay Babina (designer of the Outer Island kayak, $29.95) Learning the Eskimo
roll is every kayaker's dream from the moment they venture out on their
first paddling experience. The idea of bringing yourself upright from
a capsize is not only unique to the design of the kayak but remains one
of the utmost safety skills that the sea kayaker can learn. "1st Roll" demonstrates a simplified approach to learning the extended paddle roll,
which is the easiest style roll to learn for beginners. 43 minutes.
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Caleb
Davis, proprietor of Tremolo, creates beautiful handcrafted paddles; will teach
you to do the same in a variety of woods; He also instructs flatwater paddlers
in the traditional forms of both tandem and solo canoe paddling. Caleb has
created these two videos so that you can learn to make your own paddle and
apply the proper techniques when you are paddling. Owning these videos is
like taking his classes, but even better because you can review the material
easily. Visit Caleb's website
at http://tremolo.wcha.org/index.html. |
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Welcome to Traditional
Flatwater Canoeing with Caleb Davis ($19.95) In this video, Caleb
Davis shows you how you can become proficient in solo and tandem paddling
using your own tandem canoe. Traditional paddling is the most commonly
used tandem technique. It is identified by its long graceful stroke. Traditional
paddling is done primarily with the arms, back and thighs providing propulsion.
The traditional solo technique is identified by a Paddler who is kneeling
near the center of the canoe and the canoe is heeled over so that the
Paddler side gunwale is almost at the water. Paddling strokes are only
on one side of the canoe.
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Welcome to Making
Traditionally Shaped Canoe and Greenland Kayak Paddles with Caleb Davis
($19.95) In
this video, Caleb Davis explains his reasoning for his canoe paddle design
and shows you step-by-step how to make a canoe paddle or a Greenland kayak
paddle you will be proud to own and use.
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When
the Chestnut Was in Flower, a history of the Chestnut Canoe Co. by Roger MacGregor takes you from
the early days of the company through the late 70's. Roger researched
this by locating former employees and relatives of the Chestnuts. A well
written interesting account of the rise and fall of a canoe company. Hard
cover, includes drawings of six Chestnut canoe designs. ($35.00)
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KayakCraft
by Ted Moores ($19.95) Ted
Moores uses the skills he has developed in wood strip canoe building to
walk you through the building process of the popular Steve Killing design
Endeavour 17. With this book you get the lines and offsets to build Endeavour,
plus 3 other strip-built kayaks. Ted shows you tips and techniques that
can be used on most strip-built boats. Good pictures and technical explanation.
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Canoecraft
by Ted Moores
($19.95)
After
12 printings and more than 140,000 copies sold, Canoecraft has been completely
revised and expanded to include new designs and is illustrated with dozens
of new photographs taken by Ted and his daughter Jennifer. Canoecraft
now contains text on maintenance and repair, paddle making, sharpening
and using tools, making feature planks, stapleless construction and has
updated sources for materials. There are also offsets for five new designs,
the Freedom 17, Bob's Special, Redbird, Prospector, Ranger, Hiawatha,
Rob Roy, and Huron Cruiser.
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Illustrated
Guide to Wood Strip Canoe Building by
Susan Van Leuven ($39.95) Susan
Van Leuven takes you through the complete construction process from cutting
and erecting your own forms, to stapleless construction, fiberglassing,
designing your yoke and gunwales. She is very good at presenting several
methods to accomplish each phase of the process. The canoe Susan is building
is the Wee Lassie II, designed by Mac McCarthy and featured in his book,
Featherweight Boatbuilding.
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The Adirondack Guide-Boat,
by Kenneth and Helen Durant ($24.95) This
book takes you through the history of the Guideboat in the Adirondacks
and explains how the original builders created these unique boats. Written
by Kenneth Durant and finished by his wife Helen after his death with
a forward by John Gardner, this document will supply you with all of the
offsets, oar measurements, seat sizes and locations, right down to the
rib sizes if you want to build in the original construction method. Nick
Schade used the offsets from the 16' Grant boat out of this book to draw
our strip built version.
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The
Strip-Built Sea Kayak by Nick Shade ($19.95) This
book has launched hundreds of home built kayaks. Nick created his own unique
strongback, cockpit treatment, and design shapes. Offsets for three kayaks
are included: the Great Auk, the Guillemot and the Guillemot Double. There
are chapters on kayak design and creative stripping. |
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Featherweight
Boatbuilding by Mac McCarthy ($19.95) Mac
McCarthy has been building the Wee Lassie and Wee Lassie II for years in
his shop in Sarasota, FL. In the summer he used to travel north to Brookline,
Maine to conduct classes at the Woodenboat School. This book is a collection
of all of his building tips and information but even more, he describes
paddling these canoes in various situations and locations. This book is
worth having in your library just for the stories; the building instruction
is frosting on the cake. |
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Reprinted
Catalogs, Chestnut Canoes, Canadian Canoe Co., & Peterborough Canoes
($12.95) The
Peterborough, Chestnut, and Canadian Canoe companies no longer exist, but
these catalogs resurrected by Roger McGregor of Plumsweep Press give you
a great insight into the various models and prices. Many of the designs
that are now strip-built originated with these companies: the Peterborough
Champlain, the Chestnut Prospector and Bob's Special. These books are a
real look into history |
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Building
A Fine Woodstrip Kayak DVD by Homegrown Videos ($85.00) In
this DVD, Jenn Burns, Judy and Edgar Kleindinst take you through the complete
building process as they construct a Panache cedar strip kayak. They take
you to the lumber yard and show how to pick your cedar with the best grain
configuration, set up the forms on the strongback, strip the deck with some
really creative effects, fair and sand the boat, fiberglass and varnish.
Originally created as a weekly how-to on a local cable channel in Massachusetts,
the weeks of work have been edited to 240 minutes as two parts on one DVD. |
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Newfound Woodworks, Inc. © 2006 - 2008 |
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