New Wilderness Tripper Canoe Plans

http://www.jemwatercraft.com/proddetail.php?prod=Sas18.5

 

Thanks,

 

Matt

For Sale - Two Tender Boats

I have two 2.3 metre (7’ 6”) tender boats to which are both of stich and glue construction (plywood). These boats have been used once only since they were built and are kept under storage since.  

 

One is a flat bottomed boat and the other is a multi chine boat, both boats have the following listed:

 

• A full length keel.
• Floorboards with anti slip floor covering.
• 3 coats of epoxy resin bot in and out and also the have 6 coats of marine varnish for the timber work.
• Both boats are very stable and quite fast under rowing
• Both boats are light weight and low maintenance
• Both boats come with One (1) trolley to which can be used for the flat bottom or multi chine boat
• A set of oars comes with One(1) boat only
• Both can fit on a 8’ 0” X 4’ 0” trailer or inside a van
• Both boats are well suited as a tender boat, small fishing boat, hunting boat or rowing boat
• Suited for two adults or four small children

 

This is a genuine sale, so no time wasters

Have photos if requested

Cost $ 850.00 ONO for Each Boat

For further information Contact: Josemond

Email: joz1971@hotmail.com

Canal Boat Update

Canal Boat's JEZEBELE II page has been updated with the new photos. Click HERE to go directly to page 4.

 

Keep up the good works CB... I am still amazed at the scale of your project...

EARLY SUMMER UPDATE

Just a brief update of the activities the past month or so.

 

1. Layed most of the subflooring in a temporary  condition untill I figure where to

    cut all the required hatches.

2. Installed the subflooring for the pilot house in preperation for future framing.

3. Finished the starboard side bow ribs and moved the jig to align these ribs

    to the port side to install the ribs there.

4. Ran the engines and gen-set for the first time this year. I like to run them

    3-4 times each year for 15-20 minutes to keep the insides coated with oil.

5. Installed the deck shelf down both sides in the area's where they are

    straight. Will start the laminations around the curves by month end.

5. Installed the inner deck beam supports down both sides of the pilot house.

6. Completed building the 52 laminated deck beams and have trimmed the first

    6 in preperation for the deck framing that I plan to complete before fall.

7. Purchased the tub and shower enclosuer and placed in side before all the

    ribs are in place. Much easier now.

8. Built temporary steps to the pilot house. I built these per the design as a test

    and found out they dont work worth a darn. Back to the drawing board.

9. Did a mock layout of the interior to get a better feel of things. Used black

    electrical tape on the subflooring. Found the need for some changes. Back

    to the drawing board again.

10. Total boat weight at this time is 21,270#. Sure hope I'm on target.

11. You can see most of these projects in the new pictures posted today,

      they are photos 175 thru 180.

 

Best of luck to you all on your own projects. Any volunteers please step forward.

Old Site Deleted

As most of you know, this site was created in part because the old site "The Wooden Boat Builder" was not being managed. The person who created that site did so and never returned. Nevertheless, MSN Groups has deleted that site due to the unsavory content of messages posted there.

 

I just thought it was interesting that this was finally done and thought I would share it with yous.

JozB Pics

Two 7' 6" Tender Boats One Multichine and the Other is a flat bottomed

John and Fran's Mason Clipper

my dream come true i now own a clipper

This beautifull classic cedar planked launch has taken a life time to get and 12 months hard work to restore.

Mason clipper

Hi kruez. Hope you had a great weekend at the brickyard pity about the result but thats motor racing poor scoty just did'nt have the pace on the day.

Any way about more important things , we have finaly finnished the interior of "Princess" pics on web site under "Princess gallery" what a battle, bloody upholsterer let me down but we got there in the end, more grey hairs. so now the dilema  sell her or keep her who nows anyway whatever will be will be

Keep up the great site

cheers john