Hey Greg,
I just got one of your kit boats that is about ten years old I am guessing. I am curious, it looks like the scarfs are a sloped scarf with a step in them. If you don't mind me asking how did you cut these? It looks like that would be easier to line up when glueing and the ones on this boat are very nice.
Thanx,
Mike
Hey Greg,
Thanx for the input. I usually do a sloped scarf but I thought I might be missing something. I couldn't pass up the opportunity to get the opinion of an expert.
Thank you
Mike
While reviewing info on classmates for the upcoming Hudson's Bay 40th reunion, I read you were building wooden boats in Eugene. Sounds like you graduated and moved to Butte. I've been involved in wooden boats as well, even writing an occasional article for WB magazine.
I was reading the HB 20th anniversary book. This is where I saw the part about you building wooden boats. Brad Jackson and I both live in Bellingham and plan to come down together for the reunion. I've never been able to attend so am looking forward to the event and seeing old friends.
Just discovered this weblink today. Please reply direct: douglascole7@comcast.net
Hi Greg, I am still guiding (part time as usual). I have some restoratoration work to do as 2 decades plus have allowed some Androscoggin River water into some of that Pacific Northwest wood. She still looks pretty good. Looking forward to getting the project behind me so we can do some bird hunting and tie a bunch of flies for next year. So nice to hear from you. Hope you are casting a fly and doing lots of smiling.
sanderson
I missed seeing that you signed up.
Welcome and share often... I hope you have a great time.
Dec 19, 2008
sanderson

here is a little pram that i have been working on!Jan 16, 2009
sanderson
Jan 25, 2009
Mike Baker
I just got one of your kit boats that is about ten years old I am guessing. I am curious, it looks like the scarfs are a sloped scarf with a step in them. If you don't mind me asking how did you cut these? It looks like that would be easier to line up when glueing and the ones on this boat are very nice.
Thanx,
Mike
Oct 7, 2009
Mike Baker
Thanx for the input. I usually do a sloped scarf but I thought I might be missing something. I couldn't pass up the opportunity to get the opinion of an expert.
Thank you
Mike
Oct 8, 2009
Douglas Cole
While reviewing info on classmates for the upcoming Hudson's Bay 40th reunion, I read you were building wooden boats in Eugene. Sounds like you graduated and moved to Butte. I've been involved in wooden boats as well, even writing an occasional article for WB magazine.
Will you be in Vancouver August 7?
Doug Cole
Bellingham
Aug 3, 2010
Douglas Cole
I was reading the HB 20th anniversary book. This is where I saw the part about you building wooden boats. Brad Jackson and I both live in Bellingham and plan to come down together for the reunion. I've never been able to attend so am looking forward to the event and seeing old friends.
Just discovered this weblink today. Please reply direct: douglascole7@comcast.net
Doug
Aug 3, 2010
Douglas Cole
Please send direct to my email address:
douglascole7@comcast.net
The WB site is cumbersome for me to use and seems to clip the content.
TNX.
Doug
Aug 3, 2010
Ray Cotnoir
Hi Greg, I am still guiding (part time as usual). I have some restoratoration work to do as 2 decades plus have allowed some Androscoggin River water into some of that Pacific Northwest wood. She still looks pretty good. Looking forward to getting the project behind me so we can do some bird hunting and tie a bunch of flies for next year. So nice to hear from you. Hope you are casting a fly and doing lots of smiling.
Ray Cotnoir
Moose Jaw Fishing Guide Service
Sep 11, 2011