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11079
Hajo They are called log canoes because they are dugout canoes made of logs. The two major types are 3-log and 5-log canoes. The logs are trunneled...
frankwentzel
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Jan 1, 2008
5:26 pm
11080
ALOHA from Hawaii, I have a Grumman 17' aluminum double ended canoe which I have added a fiberglass ama outrigger. I just purchased a used 5.8 sq. meter...
ahnkochee
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Jan 1, 2008
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11081
Took some photos supplied by John Summers and strung them together into another YouTube slideshow. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7N7BgcEr0w Rod M...
paminch
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Jan 1, 2008
6:54 pm
11082
1) Yes you can, but it needs to be well dried to have adequate stiffness and it needs to have a good wall thickness. Some bamboo grows so fast that the walls...
Gary Dierking
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Jan 1, 2008
7:11 pm
11083
bamboo makes for a great, resilient mast. i use it and always will until i go hi-tech. properly dried, many types have the same strength as mast aluminum. use...
edward maurer
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Jan 1, 2008
7:29 pm
11084
You can use whatever you want; worst case scenario: the mast breaks and you have to paddle back... However if your windsurf sail is less than 10 years old you...
Hajo Smulders
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Jan 2, 2008
2:57 pm
11085
Hello Chris, I enjoyed seeing the video and the pictures that were posted some time ago. Would love to see your XCR entered in the EC Challenge, as it would...
Brad Thayer
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Jan 3, 2008
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11086
Nice article on making a clasp knife rudder for a St Lawrence River Skiff/Canoe http://www.duckworksmagazine.com/08/howto/clasp/index.htm Brian...
keyhavenpotterer
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Jan 4, 2008
2:32 pm
11087
I don't remeber if I have shared this before, but here is a discussion with very detailed pics, about rigging an OPTISAIL on a canoe: ...
Chuckie Rhys
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Jan 4, 2008
5:06 pm
11088
Thanks, so much, Brad. Kellan and I will be doing the Duckworks, Texas 200 this year in June. www.texas200.com IN fact, I'd like to take this opportunity to...
Chris Ostlind
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Jan 4, 2008
9:15 pm
11089
Hey all, I'm new new to this group. I have sailed Windrider trimarans, own a sunfish and am almost complete with building a Stevenson Weekender. I am intersted...
Frank
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Jan 5, 2008
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11090
Yes, I don't know why Dougie cut it down, 38sqft (full Opti rig size) is not too much for a canoe of that beam. Mind you, I don't like his mast step. There's a...
S Fishwick
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Jan 5, 2008
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11091
chris, selway fisher, dary dierking, clcboats.com, kurt hughes, and james wharram are sources i use for info about lightweight multihulls. this site also has...
daniel brown
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Jan 5, 2008
3:51 pm
11092
I wonder if it is possible to raise seats on mill creek 16.5 to a higher position so it could be paddled with a single blade paddle. I love canoe paddling...
dcyp2
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Jan 6, 2008
1:16 pm
11093
Anybody knows if Bufflehead sailing canoe plans will be available for stitch and glue building. Also, the red gunter rig in the photos of bufflehead looks very...
dcyp2
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Jan 6, 2008
1:16 pm
11094
I agree hist mast partner is inadequate. Too much stress placed at the end of the pole. He needs a mast step on the hull to better distribute the load. This...
jjoven_49
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Jan 6, 2008
1:29 pm
11095
Howdy, I built the gunter rig as a mere step along the evolutionary trail led by Hugh Horton's gunter on his Puffin. The rig, indeed, is nice! It normally...
Bill Ling
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Jan 6, 2008
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11096
http://www.sandypointboatworks.com/Canoes.html Sandypoint Boatworks - looks like they have a variety of plans kits and patterns... the capt'n ...
brian weber
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Jan 6, 2008
2:02 pm
11097
Where did you get the XCR plans? The boat looks interesting. I've only seen 3D renderings of it as well as the video of the prototype. Hajo ... -- ... Q: How...
Hajo Smulders
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Jan 6, 2008
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11098
Here it is: http://www.duckworksmagazine.com/06/designs/xcr/index.htm You can get it from Chris Ostlind (the designer) as well. there's a youtube recording as...
dcyp2
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Jan 6, 2008
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11099
I have to take exception to the 13' mast limit mentioned below. My mast is 15' 6" and the peak of the sail is up at 15'--gives me a little headroom with the...
cecbell
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Jan 6, 2008
6:47 pm
11100
... Posted by: "S Fishwick" Fishwick@... fishwics Sat Jan 5, 2008 6:55 am (PST) Yes, I don't know why Dougie cut it down, 38sqft (full Opti rig...
John Tompkins
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Jan 6, 2008
11:41 pm
11101
Loks good Chris & Kellan! Dan...
dstgean
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Jan 7, 2008
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11102
That's good sailing for an "unlimber" 73 yr young man. Do you ride the gunnels?...
jjoven_49
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Jan 7, 2008
4:57 pm
11103
... The short answer is yes. But I need to be quick to say that the canoe has a deck that gives me about 4 1/2" around the cockpit to sit on. This is enough to...
cecbell
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Jan 7, 2008
5:51 pm
11104
I'm 77 and don't want to sit on gunwales anymore. I'm very happy sitting in my MillCreek 16.5 (sit-inside) sailing kayak with cushioned backrest and outriggers...
catsailr1
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Jan 7, 2008
6:24 pm
11105
Comfort is king! I really have to work more cupholders into my rig this year, and if there were only some way to incorporate a Lazy-boy recliner into the...
Chuckie Rhys
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Jan 7, 2008
9:32 pm
11106
O.k. it looks like his mast step is unanimously right out. :( Does anybody know what is the "stock" length of a commercialy available OPTI-MAST? Much thanks, ...
Chuckie Rhys
allterrainrider
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Jan 7, 2008
9:35 pm
11107
I've got to agree. Comfort's a big deal. But this points out how much our different anatomies get into it. I came across a comment somewhere a while back by an...
cecbell
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Jan 8, 2008
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11108
The thing about canoe poles as masts is that there is no standard for bend. I started out using my aluminum poles for my masts. The idea was to carry something...
tommycboat
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Jan 8, 2008
12:01 pm
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