Date: 1/11/2002, 3:37 pm
: I am thinking about building Severn compounded-plywood S&G kayak,the one in
: Chris Kulczyki's book "The New Kayak Shop". He describes it as
: being quite tricky. Has anyone built this type of boat and can you tell me
: how tricky you found it.
: I have built three hard chine boats, ones similar to the chesapeakes ( they
: are Aquarius Seascapes by a Canadian Designer)so I have experience in boat
: building. I am wondering if the compound style is something I should be
: leery about?
: I am thinking of building this style because the kayak will be for my kids
: who are 10 +/- years old. I want something they can use for the next 5 to
: 10 years. This style seems like the best option based on such things as
: cost, function, weight, constructability etc. If anyone has comments on
: this aspect as well, I would like to hear them.
i built the yare out of the kayak shop i belive its the same concept. bent plywood. it wasn't difulct to put togather.its a fun boat the round bottom keeps you awake.
Messages In This Thread
- S&G: Severn compounded-ply constr.- How tricky?
Paul Pinder -- 1/10/2002, 6:25 pm- Re: S&G: Severn compounded-ply constr.- How tricky
LeeG -- 1/11/2002, 10:19 pm- Re: S&G: Severn compounded-ply constr.- How tricky
steve hartmann -- 1/11/2002, 3:37 pm- Re: S&G: Severn compounded-ply constr.- How tricky
Dave Houser -- 1/11/2002, 3:36 pm- Re: S&G: Severn compounded-ply constr.- How tricky
Kurt Loup -- 1/11/2002, 12:18 pm - Re: S&G: Severn compounded-ply constr.- How tricky
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