Escalation was recently adopted into our family. While being loved, enjoyed, and fished, she will be slowly modified, upgraded, and restored over the next few years. She is a beautiful sportfish with lovely lines, and deserved to be saved.
Asher Molyneaux built this kayak as a homeschooling project in winter/spring 2014. The frame is made of spruce, cedar and ash. The skin is ballistic nylon coated with two part urethane coating. The paddle is poplar.
NARWHALI, originally christened AVALON, was constructed over a seven year period by first owner Mike Rostron in Skagway and Haines, Alaska, and launched in the summer of 1998 in Haines. She is a hard-chined double-ended cutter with bowsprit and boomkin—an unmodified Buehler Emily design.
30′ Mahogany twin cabin cruiser under restoration. Built by Bröderna Johansson in Sweden 1958-’59. Indenor 4-cyl 75hp diesel (similar to Volvo Penta MD21) will be swapped for a one-owner 1965 Humber Super Snipe by Rootes Marine, a 3-litre inline six petrol, rated @ 134hp.
Wolfgang Müller of Beckdorf, Germany, recently launched this Gloucester Rocker that he built for his nephew Jannis. Though only a year old, Jannis took command of his first ship with pleasure.
I signed on for the October 2013 CLC/WoodenBoat Skerry class in Annapolis, with my husband, Wes, assisting, had a great week building the Skerry hull under the expert guidance of instructor Geoff Kerr.After a five-month hiatus enforced by lack of winter workspace, I was finally able to complete t
Grand Banks 36 classic, wooden hull,1973. At the moment doing general refit, soon will come photos. Great yacht, I love her!!!
Bob Perry designed this Puget Sound Daysailer for the pure pleasure of sailing without regard to any racing rating rule. She has basic weekend accommodations with a composting head. She is constructed of strip planked Western Red Cedar sheathed in triaxial VectorPly set in West System Epoxy.
Sometimes it is fun to put together a boat that takes little time to build and has a wealth of uses. Last winter at the Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre and Wooden Boat Society in Cowichan Bay we downloaded from the internet a set of plans for a small dinghy that is stitch and glue.