[woodman12]

I enjoyed this one

using mahogany 1/4 plywood and 3/4 plywood frames to build a 10 ft by 36 inch beam duck boat

duck boat video

 

[JOAT]

Same was posted the other day.

 

[woodman12]

I wanted to show the use of my drawing boards, it makes easy work of digitizing paper plans to creating a dxf file for cutting
Some projects even like this on can be done easily by hand
I have always drawn up my own plans , well now I can digitize them for plasma, cnc router, laser and vinyl cutter.
I showed the boat on facetime and a neighbor took it to finish it,it will be fiberglass cloth and fiberglassed.
The wood will just be substrate

 

[TimPa]

looking forward to seeing the finished product - thanks for sharing! looks good so far...

 

[Knothead47]

Interesting. Keep us posted on the progress. Heard of a fellow how built a wood boat in his basement and couldn't get it through the door!

 

[JOAT]

I wanted to show the use of my drawing boards, it makes easy work of digitizing paper plans to creating a dxf file for cutting

I must have missed something then, because the video and photos look just like your previous post to me.

 

[JOAT]

Interesting. Keep us posted on the progress. Heard of a fellow how built a wood boat in his basement and couldn't get it through the door!

Wonder if that is the same guy I heard about. He solved the problem by making a trap door in his living room floor. Never learned if he got it out of the front door, or had to take out a window.

 

[woodman12]

I might have posted twice, I had a problem getting the thread to take , sorry about that
this boat is very small it won't go through a basement window but probably up the stairs right now its about 55 lbs-65lbs

 

[Knothead47]

Hope it works out this coming waterfowl season. Did you make sure you sealed all the quacks?:laugh2:

 

[woodman12]

it was sold and completed

 

[woodman12]

here is the test float on sunday