Date: 5/13/1998, 5:33 pm
It is not difficult to built a canoe or kayak. It can be both time-consumming and habit-forming, but it is not hard.
To me, the choice between a kit and plans depends on how you want to spend your time. I want to build canoes and kayaks, not cut strips or forms, so I buy kits.
Have fun with it.
> I have no boat building experience, but have a moderate amount
> of woodworking experience. I've been wanting to build a canoe for
> some time - should I go with a kit, or buy plans and materials? Or
> will I be in over my head with either one? (if I spend the money and
> screw it up my wife will not be happy) I'll be doing this on my own
> with no help other than what support I can get from my supplier. Thanks.
>
Messages In This Thread
- strip-built canoes: kit or plans?
Jim Eisenmenger -- 5/13/1998, 1:43 pm- Re: strip-built canoes: kit or plans?
Carsten Staal -- 5/31/1998, 10:33 am- Re: strip-built canoes: kit or plans?
Mark Kanzler -- 5/19/1998, 4:20 pm- Re: strip-built canoes: kit or plans?
Paul Jacobson -- 5/17/1998, 12:41 pm- Re: strip-built canoes: kit or plans?
Bob Harding -- 5/13/1998, 6:50 pm- Re: strip-built canoes: kit or plans?
Mac Buhler -- 5/13/1998, 5:33 pm- Re: strip-built canoes: kit or plans?
Bruce -- 5/13/1998, 5:03 pm- Re: strip-built canoes: kit or plans?
Don Beale -- 5/13/1998, 2:35 pm- Re: strip-built canoes: kit or plans?
Mark Kanzler -- 5/13/1998, 2:16 pm- Re: strip-built canoes: kit or plans?
NPenney -- 5/13/1998, 1:53 pm - Re: strip-built canoes: kit or plans?
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