Preview: How to Build a Wooden Boat, Plank-On-Frame Lobster Boat, Part 11 – Shaping and Fitting a Plank
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July 25, 2024
Email this Video to a FriendOnce a plank is spiled, cutting it to shape and fitting it in place is an operation worth watching.
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7 Responses So Far to “How to Build a Wooden Boat, Plank-On-Frame Lobster Boat, Part 11 – Shaping and Fitting a Plank”
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Dave Dickmeyer says:
So nice to sit inside on a hot muggy Midwestern day and just take in all these wonderful videos! Beer in hand if the time is right………. Gee, it’s 5:09 pm.🍺
Thanks guys!
Martin Lunde says:
Great video. Keep for viewing by future generations. This gentleman is a real craftsman and his technique, insights and thoughts must not be lost.
Robert Patterson says:
Can you comment on “hide-a-butts” rather than butt blocks? Butt blocks seem to be the source of leaks down the road, but I’d value your opinion? And I’ve only seen/used “hide-a-butts” in repairs/rebuilds.
Peter Buxton says:
By hide a butts I’m assuming you mean scarfed and epoxied?
What we’re doing here is trying to keep as traditional as possible.
Thank you.
Peter
Bruce Ringrose says:
Nothing like watching a pro at work!!! Takes me all day to cut a couple 2x4s. 😂
Pete Zizos says:
The Makita saw did the job.
David Miller says:
Speed & precision, oh my *s!
Thanks for sharing this complete with little tricks.