Wooden Boat People
By McKenzieDriftBoat.com
Started a blog for my build..
So I started a blog. Mostly to document my build, but also just to share pictures of life as it goes by here in jackson wy. Expect boat building, bc skiing, ww adventures, fly fishing, backpacking, mt biking, climbing and music too. kind of a mixed bag but prob mostly boatbuilding the next few months. I got a few posts up so there is something to read. Ill post progress as I got along. I have the next few months pretty open until fishing season starts. I'm hoping to lock myself in the garage during most of April may and June before fishing trips start to get the boat together. Hoping to have it on the river this summer.
Ill warn all ahead of time this is not a wooden boat build. There will be little wood used. Therefor im not going to run a blog here or post about the boat unless it is on topic. However, since this site is about boat building, there may be some pertinant info to some on the blog. everything from vac bagging, to alternative materials and methods for composite work, design and lofting with models, at some point oar making, and all the other little stuff that goes along with a build. There will prob be a few lifestyle shots too along the way. The boat I am building is a decked hiside 17x54 that's a modified mckenzie shape. The boat will be built from corecell foam with a plascore interior and the entire boat with be vacuum bagged. ive been planning and gathering materials for years, and i have a few months of free time so im looking forward to getting into the shop and doing some building.
The blog is at
skibumliving.blogspot.com
Chris
Ill warn all ahead of time this is not a wooden boat build. There will be little wood used. Therefor im not going to run a blog here or post about the boat unless it is on topic. However, since this site is about boat building, there may be some pertinant info to some on the blog. everything from vac bagging, to alternative materials and methods for composite work, design and lofting with models, at some point oar making, and all the other little stuff that goes along with a build. There will prob be a few lifestyle shots too along the way. The boat I am building is a decked hiside 17x54 that's a modified mckenzie shape. The boat will be built from corecell foam with a plascore interior and the entire boat with be vacuum bagged. ive been planning and gathering materials for years, and i have a few months of free time so im looking forward to getting into the shop and doing some building.
The blog is at
skibumliving.blogspot.com
Chris
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Permalink Reply by Dave Z on
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im kinda interested in the jars of 'shine and cranberries.
mt. biking flyfishing music nut here too. visit mine:
www.thtchronicles.blogspot.com
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Permalink Reply by chris towles on
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Those were decorations at my dads place when I was building that model for my sister the day before her wedding. My table is the one with the metal fisherman guy.
I've read and enjoyed your blog many times Dave. Hoping to keep mine up to date as much for documentation as anything. I like to take lots of photos so I'm gonna try and shoot more, talk less. Lots of skiing left in the season, and a trip to Moab in 2 weeks for mt biking and desert
adventuring. the work season is winding down here in Jackson, so this spring ill be busy in the shop trying to get thru mud season with my sanity...glassing and vacuum bagging away. Please Check back, I'm going to try and keep it current.
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Permalink Reply by Stephen Markley on
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I look forward to your progress... I always wondered how they did vac bagging. As far as this kind of boat I am not sure I would build one, but they intrigue me and I think they are totally viable.
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Permalink Reply by Terry E Walsh on
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Looks interesting, I don't know much about it, is it like building a surfboard? How much will it weight when done? How strong will it be?
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