Winter renovation of a 14′ plywood dinghy, set to “6 months in a leaky boat” by Sevenz. Work on the boat included scarfing new hull panels, removing the old thwarts and creating new side benches/lockers, fitting a samson post, fibre-glassing various joints to add structural strength, and of course endless painting. The whole project took a little over five weeks, with most of the work being carried out under cover.
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Nicely done.
Nicely done.
Thats always hard …
Thats always hard to do.
It cost more than I …
It cost more than I got for it when I sold it a year later but it was still a great project.
How much did it …
How much did it cost to restore it?
couldn’t you have …
couldn’t you have spent that time doing something useful?
PROPER JOB !!!
PROPER JOB !!!
What a bit of work …
What a bit of work that was! Great job. Now you have a very nice, fun boat.
I’ve been building …
I’ve been building a plywood boat for seven years.
Good work on yours.
Hiya. Thanks for …
Hiya. Thanks for your comment. The stumpy bit at the front isn’t for a mast… it’s what you tie the boat up to a mooring with. And you get the videos on a web page by using the snippety of “Embed” code that YouTube offers you just to the right of the video.
very nice jobs me …
very nice jobs me hearties,What was the bit at the front for a mast? and how do you get links on your page ta.
Very nice work.
Very nice work.
Great video Col, of …
Great video Col, of course we all know ho did most of the work!!! hahaha