Date: 6/24/2000, 7:34 am
: Last year at the Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival the was a 17' Micmac
: canoe done entirely with short lengths of wood connected with finger
: joints. Don't remember who the builder was. The look to the boat was very
: different. I never did decide if I liked it or not and I studied this boat
: for a long time. I think the finger joints work best with connections of
: long strips. Curious to see boats done in this fashion in the future. Go
: Power Tools!!!
I'm not sure that I would like a random assortment of finger jointed wood. Probably with enough artistic talent the finger joints could be integrated into a pattern and really be fantastic. I'm going to be a little more conservative with my first kayak though. I'm just playing around with some wood, and getting some ideas while I am waiting on my plans. I'll probably use the finger joints, but will try to match wood color and grain and try to make invisible joints this time.
John
Messages In This Thread
- Joining ends of boards
John Danley -- 6/23/2000, 7:38 am- Re: Joining ends of boards
Roger Nuffer -- 6/23/2000, 11:15 pm- Re: Joining ends of boards
John Danley -- 6/24/2000, 7:34 am
- Re: Joining ends of boards
Rehd -- 6/23/2000, 10:58 am- I gave it a try, here it is! *Pic*
John Danley -- 6/23/2000, 12:13 pm- Re: I gave it a try, here it is!
Mark -- 6/23/2000, 8:36 pm- Re: YES!
Don Beale -- 6/23/2000, 7:30 pm- Re: I gave it a try, here it is!
Rehd -- 6/23/2000, 1:52 pm- Re: I gave it a try, here it is!
Rehd -- 6/23/2000, 1:42 pm- Re: Wow!
Dean Trexel -- 6/23/2000, 12:42 pm - Re: YES!
- Re: I gave it a try, here it is!
- Re: Joining ends of boards
- Re: Joining ends of boards