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Wheelbarrow Boat – Epoxy and Faring Filler

Posted on April 15, 2011 by coffeeadmin

April 15, l lightly sanded the hull and taped it off. Then I mixed epoxy with West Systems 410 microlight fairing filler. This stuff is great!!!! I mix it thick but not too thick and then go about spreading it over the whole area I have applied fiber glass cloth to. Tomorrow we will sand…

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Wheelbarrow Boat – Build and Install Skeg

Posted on April 14, 2011December 3, 2012 by coffeeadmin

April 14, all I did this morning was build and install the skeg. I’m heading out on “Rachel” to go Spring Chinook fishing with one of my pals. I’m sure most of you that are viewing this website have already purchased issue #209 of The Wooden Boat Magazine that shows Harry building this vessel step-by-step….

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Wheelbarrow Boat – 4th Way to Build the Floor

Posted on April 10, 2011December 3, 2012 by coffeeadmin

April 10, the first thing I did this morning was to take a brush to the hull to remove the majority of the dust. Then I draped a sheet of glass cloth over the bottom and cut it to size. Then I carefully rolled it up and set it aside for later. I removed all…

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Wheelbarrow Boat – Planking the Bottom

Posted on April 9, 2011April 11, 2011 by coffeeadmin

April 9, I cut the plank extensions off to be flush with the transoms using a pull saw. Then I plunged the top stake plank with cedar plugs and epoxy filler and plunged the garboard planks with wood flour epoxy because we plan to fiber glass the bottom cedar planking long with a small portion…

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Wheelbarrow Boat – Planking the Boat

Posted on April 2, 2011April 4, 2011 by coffeeadmin

April 2. I lofted the garboard planks; there is one very important thing about this plank! Once it is laid out to Harry’s measurements add 3/4″ to the scribe line, you will need it, because there is an additional scribe line that will be found only after the plank is up on the mold. Once…

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Wheelbarrow Boat – Clamps and Corners

Posted on April 1, 2011 by coffeeadmin

April 1. I have built all 4 clamps that will be epoxyed to the 4 corners of the two transoms. The transoms are built of 1″ clear cedar (very soft wood) so the hard wood clamps are necessary for fasting each end of the cedar planks. I had a few large pieces of spalded maple…

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Wheelbarrow Boat – Transom, Then Fishing

Posted on March 31, 2011 by coffeeadmin

Today, March 31, I cut both transoms and mounted them. I went spring chinook fishing this morning till 1 pm with no luck and am heading out this afternoon at 4 pm to try again.

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Wheelbarrow Boat – Planing the Cedar Planks

Posted on March 30, 2011March 31, 2011 by coffeeadmin

March 30th, sorry it took so long to get to the next step. We were blessed with a new granddaughter and my 86 year old father past away this month. Needless to say these two things slowed things down a bit. Planed all cedar planks to specs and glued up the bow and stern transoms….

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Ladybug Wheelbarrow Boat

Posted on March 17, 2011March 31, 2011 by coffeeadmin

March 17, 2011. Today we started Harry Bryan’s famous Ladybug Wheelbarrow Boat! I already built the mold or jig when I built Harry’s boat for my 2 granddaughters. I will post a photo of the girls’ boat so you can see what the finished product will look like. So today I set up the old…

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