Stitch And Glue Kayak With No Plans

[woodman]

Did the glass with left over epoxy resin and 6oz. cloth. This is the first time to do this without help.

With my first boat a friend did it I just mixed the polyester resin on that one.

[Wheatenheimer]

Lookin' good! Thanks for keeping us up to date. When complete, we'll need to see some photo's of it's maiden voyage!

[Trout Commander]

Looking good looking good!

[woodman]

Striping the deck with cedar and a little walnut.

[flytyer57]

That yak sure is looking nice!!

Do you have a weight estimate on that yet?

[woodman]

Deck is ready for sanding before the combing goes on.

[Trout Commander]

Looking mighty fine Woodman!

[woodman]

The darn boat is weighing more than I thought, it is at 65lbs. according to the bath scale I roll it up on.

Olé well it is a tandem and build and learn......

The wood comes alive when a clear finish is sprayed on.

The fog from spraying wasent,That Bad, as the flash apeared to pick up on.

Have you guys seen this sweet looking boat???

http://www.blueheronkayak.com/

I am trying to make seats now (wood ones)....

[flytyer57]

The darn boat is weighing more than I thought, it is at 65lbs. according to the bath scale I roll it up on.

Olé well it is a tandem and build and learn......

The wood comes alive when a clear finish is sprayed on.

The fog from spraying wasent,That Bad, as the flash apeared to pick up on.

Have you guys seen this sweet looking boat???

http://www.blueheronkayak.com/

I am trying to make seats now (wood ones)....

Your yak is turning out pretty nice.

For a wooden tandem I don't think 65 lbs. is too much. My solo sot plastic cheapie probably weighs 40.

As for the yak in your link, that kinda reminds me of the old Adirondack boats.

[ColdWaterFshr]

Wow. Good looking boat, and built in a little over 2 weeks??