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Cedar Stripping - Building a 15' Ranger Cedar Strip Canoe. Sunday, March 30, 2008. Well, you can ignore the previous post, the canoe cart only made it a quarter of a mile before breaking. However it worked pretty well up until that point. This is what it was supposed to look like. No admission) I saw tons of amazing wildlife including birds, gators, huge gar, alligator gar, and more, here are a few pics. This shadowy gar was probably around 4 feet long, these torpedos can weigh up to 50 lbs! Here are som...

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Cedar Stripping - Building a 15' Ranger Cedar Strip Canoe. Sunday, March 30, 2008. Well, you can ignore the previous post, the canoe cart only made it a quarter of a mile before breaking. However it worked pretty well up until that point. This is what it was supposed to look like. No admission) I saw tons of amazing wildlife including birds, gators, huge gar, alligator gar, and more, here are a few pics. This shadowy gar was probably around 4 feet long, these torpedos can weigh up to 50 lbs! Here are som...

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Cedar Stripping - Building a 15' Ranger Cedar Strip Canoe: 50) Portage Cart

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Cedar Stripping - Building a 15' Ranger Cedar Strip Canoe. Wednesday, March 26, 2008. Here is an overall look, note stand that will help single hand loading. This is a close-up of the wheel showing the wingnuts holding them on. I set everything up so it could be disassembled for stashing in the canoe or in the bushes (maybe I will hit it with a camo paint job! April 13, 2008 at 2:52 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Peter shows his woodworing skills on a 23' Devlin sloop.

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Cedar Stripping - Building a 15' Ranger Cedar Strip Canoe: 45) Brass Stem Bands

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Cedar Stripping - Building a 15' Ranger Cedar Strip Canoe. Wednesday, May 9, 2007. 45) Brass Stem Bands. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). As you may notice, I do not update here frequently. The purpose of this blog was to provide a step by step log of my build of a 15 foot cedar strip canoe, I am done building and I am now adventuring. For everyone who asked while I was building. yes it floats, if you are building, yours will too! 44) Final Varnish Touch Up. 45) Brass Stem Bands.

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Cedar Stripping - Building a 15' Ranger Cedar Strip Canoe: February 2007

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Cedar Stripping - Building a 15' Ranger Cedar Strip Canoe. Monday, February 26, 2007. It was such a simple process, but I am really pleased with the results. Sunday, February 25, 2007. 28) Glasing the Inside. Here is the layup crew. This has to be my favorite picture (thanks Matt), the glass changing from white to clear as we wet it out. 27) Preparing to Glass the Inside. Matt goes for a paddle. 26) Seats and Thwart Started. 25) Wood for Trim. Half-round strip of brass (I am not 100% sure I want a brass ...

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Cedar Stripping - Building a 15' Ranger Cedar Strip Canoe: March 2007

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Cedar Stripping - Building a 15' Ranger Cedar Strip Canoe. Tuesday, March 20, 2007. I spent a good part of Saturday doing a final sand of 120 grit on the entire hull. I found a couple of small places I still need to fill. I also need to dry fit the brass stem bands and seal the stems with one last coat of epoxy. Then it is time to varinish! Monday, March 12, 2007. 38) Sand, Plug, Fill - Repeat. 37) Last Dry Fit. This weekend I dry fitted the seats and got my first glimpse of the finished canoe. Ahh, more...

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Cedar Stripping - Building a 15' Ranger Cedar Strip Canoe: 48) Silver River

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Cedar Stripping - Building a 15' Ranger Cedar Strip Canoe. Tuesday, June 26, 2007. Here are some pics. A tree in the river. Cormorants in a tree. Here is my birthday gift from Erin, a Eagles Nest Outfitters hammock. thanks sweetie. What a great job on your canoe! Very impressive. My favorite pic, (beside pics of you and Erin and the canoe), are of the turtles sunning themselves. Never seen so many at once! June 29, 2007 at 8:28 AM. Hopefully see you on SoTP. July 10, 2007 at 7:47 AM. Andrew Lucking's Vag...

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff: March 2007

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff. This page will hopefully chronicle the building of the Flats Stalker 18 from Bateau.com, a plywood composite skiff intended for chasing redfish in extremely shallow water. This will be my first foray into both boat building and web pages. Wish me luck! Friday, March 30, 2007. Welcome to my weekend. Sunday, March 25, 2007. A view from a different angle shows the biggest problem with the chine. For the most part, the strips aren't expected to do anything unreasonable&...

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff: May 2007

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff. This page will hopefully chronicle the building of the Flats Stalker 18 from Bateau.com, a plywood composite skiff intended for chasing redfish in extremely shallow water. This will be my first foray into both boat building and web pages. Wish me luck! Wednesday, May 9, 2007. A Fly in the Ointment. Frank finally finished his cedar strip canoe and it's pretty sweet. For pictures, check out his website through the link in the sidebar. Thursday, May 3, 2007. The final prod...

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff: New Build Space

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff. This page will hopefully chronicle the building of the Flats Stalker 18 from Bateau.com, a plywood composite skiff intended for chasing redfish in extremely shallow water. This will be my first foray into both boat building and web pages. Wish me luck! Wednesday, December 5, 2007. I could build a 40' sportfisher in there. No more sucking in my gut and inching around the boat trying not to get epoxy all over the front of my shirt. Maybe I'll build a pocket bike t...Don't...

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff: Rubrail - Part 1

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff. This page will hopefully chronicle the building of the Flats Stalker 18 from Bateau.com, a plywood composite skiff intended for chasing redfish in extremely shallow water. This will be my first foray into both boat building and web pages. Wish me luck! Sunday, July 15, 2007. Rubrail - Part 1. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Rubrail - Part 1. Cole's fishing website has a brand new look. Bayport Bob's FS18 Build. Frank's Cedar Strip Canoe.

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff: December 2007

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff. This page will hopefully chronicle the building of the Flats Stalker 18 from Bateau.com, a plywood composite skiff intended for chasing redfish in extremely shallow water. This will be my first foray into both boat building and web pages. Wish me luck! Wednesday, December 5, 2007. I could build a 40' sportfisher in there. No more sucking in my gut and inching around the boat trying not to get epoxy all over the front of my shirt. Maybe I'll build a pocket bike t...Don't...

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff: April 2007

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff. This page will hopefully chronicle the building of the Flats Stalker 18 from Bateau.com, a plywood composite skiff intended for chasing redfish in extremely shallow water. This will be my first foray into both boat building and web pages. Wish me luck! Thursday, April 19, 2007. Friday, April 13, 2007. First thing to do was a quick pass with the sander to open up all the little pockets a little bit. This is my current setup. The mix was made so thin so it would settle do...

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff. This page will hopefully chronicle the building of the Flats Stalker 18 from Bateau.com, a plywood composite skiff intended for chasing redfish in extremely shallow water. This will be my first foray into both boat building and web pages. Wish me luck! Thursday, May 3, 2007. You guys thought I gave up didn't you? The final product won't be this sharp. Once they're fair, I'll put a small radius on them. They still have a ways to go. Damn boat. On a positive note, Clu...

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff: Transom Knees Finished and Frames Started

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff. This page will hopefully chronicle the building of the Flats Stalker 18 from Bateau.com, a plywood composite skiff intended for chasing redfish in extremely shallow water. This will be my first foray into both boat building and web pages. Wish me luck! Sunday, March 2, 2008. Transom Knees Finished and Frames Started. G'day Elie, been watching yours and Bobs build from the start. Great job mate its looking good. I also lurk Microskiff and Gheenoe forums for ideas...I saw...

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff: A Fly in the Ointment

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff. This page will hopefully chronicle the building of the Flats Stalker 18 from Bateau.com, a plywood composite skiff intended for chasing redfish in extremely shallow water. This will be my first foray into both boat building and web pages. Wish me luck! Wednesday, May 9, 2007. A Fly in the Ointment. Frank finally finished his cedar strip canoe and it's pretty sweet. For pictures, check out his website through the link in the sidebar. May 10, 2007 at 2:17 PM. Crap I was s...

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff: Still Fairing

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Building a Technical Poling Skiff. This page will hopefully chronicle the building of the Flats Stalker 18 from Bateau.com, a plywood composite skiff intended for chasing redfish in extremely shallow water. This will be my first foray into both boat building and web pages. Wish me luck! Sunday, July 8, 2007. I’ve had a lot of comments recently, all basically amounting to, “I’m tired of looking at that damn fly. Put up a report.”. Things may be crazy now, but in time ye craziness shall pass.

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