Anybody have plans for a 10'-11' pack canoe made of wood?
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My dad made a 16' cedar strip canoe.  \n\nIt is beautiful, light, and quiet on the water.  I know there are books available at Barnes and Noble or Borders, but I know he just created the form and learned how to fiberglass finish the outside.  \n\nGood luck!
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ply-wood get 5 -9 small skinpy peics and epoxy them together and mold em and shape em
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what size boat are we talking about?
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NO way to do it cheap and safe.\nAlso, due to the size, moving is difficult, unless you can build it in parts, and keep it together while using it.
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take a three foot piece of wood, shape it like a paddle, drill rows of holes in the business end and it's ready for use.
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if you really think a new club will help get a wood at the loft you need, i'm not a fan of the hybrids but you should still be able to get a wood with the loft you want. an 18-22 degree sounds like it might work
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In high school I made a paper-mache canoe. I even floated in it, inside the pool. They almost killed the teacher for that - didn't touch me. I got into my projects.\nA self propelled boat = make a lightweight boat out of balsa wood. Build a paddlewheel and wind it up with a rubber band, so that when you release it, it will go a little way.
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Here ya go chief:\n\nhttp://www.edwinwatts.com/product.aspx?productNumber=8628&category=Fairway%20Woods&
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there are kits available for bows at cabelas.com  \ncan't give you much information besides that.
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They make a lantern hanger that cantilevers the lantern over the side of the boat. Basspro has one for 12 bucks.\n\nhttp://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=8871&hvarDept=200&hvarEvent=&hvarClassCode=3&hvarSubCode=6&hvarTarget=browse
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The Seattle Parks and Rec website says, "Green Lake Boat Rental, a private company on the other side of Green Lake, offers a variety of boats to rent to the general public including canoe, paddle boats and row boats." Perhaps they also have pontoon bikes. \n\nThey can be contacted at: (206) 527-0171
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Well, I don't know about Maine, but I do have a word of caution for you. As an avid canoeist for 40 years, I believe that there is no such thing as a cheap or free canoe that is decent. To explain, anything that is cheap or free might not be very sound, and could in fact be a hazard to use. Personally, I would be very dubious about any canoe that was cheap or free, and if you are not a good fixer-upper type, then this will likely end in calamity for you. Save your money, and go out and buy a decent canoe and you will be rewarded every time you put your little pointy craft into the water. I will drop a few name for you, but there are many so choose the boat that meets your needs:\nOld Town, Wenonah, Clipper, etc. Good luck and remember to wear a PFD, carry a spare paddle and a bailing bucket. Good Luck and happy paddling.
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a chainsaw or a boat or something like that cuz my dad like chainsaws and boats
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I would go with the horizontal.  Buy the right wood and you could give it log cabin look and feel.
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check this link. hope this is help ful.\nwww.gregcons.com/canoe/classifieds.asp
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The Cabela's Canoe is a nice sturdy/light version.  I have the 12 ft. and it stears fine, I have used it in lakes and low class rapids in rivers.  It will run you about $600
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go to a woodshop that makes furniture and buy it Unfinished, then have someone you know or yourself finish it, it's alot cheapre that way