pcdorymen.com

plywoodskiff.org

Filling the Screw Heads | PlywoodSkiff.org

https://plywoodskiff.org/2011/01/02/filling-the-screw-heads

Ramblings of an amateur…. Fiberglassing the Bottom Joints →. Filling the Screw Heads. January 2, 2011. Here the screw heads are getting filled in and the filler sanded flush so the joints can be fiber glassed:. Closeup showing the screw heads filled with marine filler and sanded down:. All the screw heads are filled! Back to Table of Contents. This entry was posted in Boats. Fiberglassing the Bottom Joints →. Ch 2 Center Line. Ch 5 Floor Timbers. Ch 8 Fiberglassing Joints. Ch 11 Roll Over. Ch 13 Top Rails.

plywoodskiff.org

Transom installed! | PlywoodSkiff.org

https://plywoodskiff.org/2011/01/01/transom-installed

Ramblings of an amateur…. Checking the Center Line. Installing the Chines →. January 1, 2011. The transom is installed although the temporary frame will need to stay in until the boat is rolled over and permanent frames are installed. Back to Table of Contents. This entry was posted in Boats. Checking the Center Line. Installing the Chines →. Ch 2 Center Line. Ch 5 Floor Timbers. Ch 8 Fiberglassing Joints. Ch 11 Roll Over. Ch 13 Top Rails. Ch 14 Bow Enclosure. Ch 17 Splash Day. Blog at WordPress.com.

plywoodskiff.org

Painting the Skiff | PlywoodSkiff.org

https://plywoodskiff.org/2011/02/06/painting-the-skiff

Ramblings of an amateur…. Fiberglassing the Bottom Joints. Installing the Keel →. February 6, 2011. These photos show the boat being treated with wood preservative, primed and painted to help protect the wood. The bottom has been treated with green copper based wood preservative:. The bottom of the skiff is being primed:. Here’s a view from the stern:. One more view from the stern:. Here’s the skiff with two coats of primer on the bottom and on the keel:. First coat of paint:. Second coat of color:.

plywoodskiff.org

Fiberglassing the Bottom Joints | PlywoodSkiff.org

https://plywoodskiff.org/2011/01/02/fiberglassing-the-bottom-joints

Ramblings of an amateur…. Filling the Screw Heads. Painting the Skiff →. Fiberglassing the Bottom Joints. January 2, 2011. Fiber glassing the joints on the bottom of a boat helps seal the joints to prevent leaking and helps protect the edges of the bottom from wear and bumps. Many builders fiberglass the entire bottom of the boat although others say this just makes a bowl out of a wooden boat that captures moisture and causes rot. I’ll be fiber glassing the joints only for now! View from the stern:.

learnedsboats.com

Learned's Boat Shop Home Page

http://www.learnedsboats.com/links.htm

Three Generations of Boat Builders Serving You. Here are some of favorite links. We hope you use and enjoy them. But don't forget to come back and see us! Dory Boat Building 101 - Terry Learned gives students (and us too! Some quick lessons in how to build a Wooden Dory. Http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? Http:/ www.opb.org/television/programs/ofg/segment/dory-builder/. Terry Learned is a proud member of the Pacific City Dorymen's Association. Here is their website:. The Dory Fleet of Pacific City.

plywoodskiff.org

Roll Over | PlywoodSkiff.org

https://plywoodskiff.org/2011/02/26/roll-over

Ramblings of an amateur…. Framing the Skiff →. February 26, 2011. On this beautiful Saturday morning the boat rolled over! A furniture dolly under the stern made it easier to move out of the shop:. A hand truck on the bow stem and we are in business:. Emerging from the shop:. Rolled into the yard:. With the aid of Cliff and Nic’s old tire, the skiff was rolled over (no pics of the actual roll over but it was pretty straight forward! Below is a view from the stern:. All in all a great day! Ch 2 Center Line.

plywoodskiff.org

Top Rails | PlywoodSkiff.org

https://plywoodskiff.org/2011/03/07/top-rails

Ramblings of an amateur…. Contact Form →. March 7, 2011. Short at the bow:. Short at the stern:. Here is a board after it has been scarfed at a 12 to 1 ratio (board is tapered from a 1 inch thickness to a sharp point at the end over a length of 12 inches):. There are many ways to scarf wood, I used a power planer, a hand planer and finished off with the sander:. The 1″ x 6″ lumber has been scarfed, epoxy applied and the boards clamped together to cure for a day or two:. This entry was posted in Boats.

plywoodskiff.org

Modifications | PlywoodSkiff.org

https://plywoodskiff.org/2011/10/16/modifications

Ramblings of an amateur…. October 16, 2011. We recently purchased an old 1978 Evinrude 35 hp outboard for the skiff – it pushes the boat along pretty well after replacing various gaskets, the thermostat, water deflectors, spark plugs, water pump and prop:. The outboard tiller handle interferes with the stern – time for some stern mods! Port side has been cut down and the starboard side is in process:. Here is the stern support with the first coats of primer:. Stern support sanded and primed:.

plywoodskiff.org

Splash Day | PlywoodSkiff.org

https://plywoodskiff.org/2011/05/28/splash-day

Ramblings of an amateur…. May 28, 2011. The skiff has the registration/license boards and hull number plate installed. Finishing touches have been put on the trailer and our little 15 hp motor is mounted to provide power for now. We filled up the gas tank are hoping to splash early Sunday morning! Here the skiff is pretty much decked out:. Below is the 15 hp outboard motor with an extension kit installed to make it a long shaft:. Launch day at home:. Launching the first time! Ch 2 Center Line.