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              |  | Strength 
                Testing of "Tape & Glue" JointsI have a confession to make, I don't like fiberglass. Well, 
                to be more precise, I don't like epoxy, I have nothing against 
                the fiberglass cloth itself. I don't like buying epoxy, it is 
                expensive stuff.
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              |  | MayA series of how I did it stories from John Welsford, proud new 
                owner of May, a modern interpretation of a South Coast 
                English cutter.
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              |  | Mark 
                Steele’s Model Yacht ColumnMark Steele on a wonderful world of small boats.
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              |  | Modifying 
                A Trolling MotorPropulsion can consist of paddles, oars, or some type of motor, 
                either electric or gasoline powered. These options were going 
                to need some reworking because the boat was a Seaclipper 16 
                trimaran.
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              |  | Windmill 
                1061 Sails AgainJoe mentioned to Barbara that he sure would like to see his 
                boat sail on Lake Jacomo again, even though he could no longer 
                sail her himself. That's all it took for Barbara to contact 
                Lake Jacomo. This led to me.
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              |  | 2010 
                Lake Pepin MessaboutIt was one of those Chamber of Commerce June days at the campground 
                on Lake Pepin - sunny, steady warm breeze, brilliant blue sky.
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              |  | A 
                Minimalist Hybrid Electric ShantyboatA few years ago, I got a job offer I couldn't refuse, so moved 
                from Tucson, AZ to Peoria, IL with my family of 5.  The 
                only way I could retain any sanity in that decision was to dream 
                about riverboats.
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              |  | Suit 
                the Power to the Hull ShapeSometimes changes in the size of a boat can be made by increasing 
                or reducing the plan dimensions by a small increment - say 10% 
                - but often that is a dangerous thing to do.
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              |  | Free 
                Winter Canoe and Kayak Plan ProjectOver the last 9 years, I've built, on average, one canoe or 
                kayak per year, but for the last year, because I've lived in 
                a house without a workshop, I haven't built any. I decided to 
                do something different.
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              |  | QT 
                Rowing SkiffAbout three and a half years ago I discovered Duckworks and 
                my first purchase was to buy and devour Boatbuilding for Beginners 
                by Jim Michalak. The QT Skiff Followed.
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              |  | SLACKTIDE's 
                Sea Trials: Breaking in our T26x7: 3Leg II: Baranof WarmSprings to Haines - Early July to Early 
                September 2010 - 237nm
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              |  | Black 
                Scabbard Fish (Aphanopus Carbo)For many of you winter is a time of hibernation, for some a 
                time of boat building and for others, like me, a time of annual 
                holidays.
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              |  | Pirate 
                Ship PlayhouseRemember me? I was the person who sent an email and pictures 
                of the Pirate ship playhouse that I'm building for My special 
                needs daughter based on a 1962 Chris Craft Constellation.
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              |  | New 
                Designs: Three of the BestHapscut - DarcyBryn - OliveOyl by Jim Michalak
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              |  | Crazy 
                Viking War CanoeThe guy who invented the moaning chair was a pure genius. I 
                wear my seat to a frazzle.
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              |  | Flashlight 
                UpgradesI wasn't sure whether to include this article, as it is not 
                strictly boat-related. But the more I thought about it, the 
                more important it seemed.
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