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Skimmer is a 19-ft. sliding-seat pulling skiff with an auxiliary diesel engine. The beam is 62-inches but the outboard oar pivots are at 72-inches to give Powerboats / North America / 136 views.$19,500.00.
CONTACT US - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE Contact the Editors. Would you like to pitch a story to Small Boats Magazine? Or let us know of a boat we should profile? Or send us a comment, a criticism, or an accolade? If so, please e-mail Christopher Cunningham, editor, at chris.cunningham@woodenboat.com. WEEKENDER - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE Under sail, the Weekender is like a sports car and very snappy in response on most points of sail. It can sail remarkably close to the wind for a gaff rig, and the self-tending jib makes tacking a snap. Its club foot is an excellent touch to the rigging, making singlehanding very simple. The Weekender can ghost along with hardly any discernible wind, although in light air it can be a bit hardA QUICK TICK STICK
I quickly traded my joggle sticks in for tick sticks. I preferred having some irregularity on the edge to register the stick without having to eyeball markings along a stick with a straight edge; a few swipes with a rattail file made shallow grooves that would be traced along with the edge. Making a single groove, a pair of grooves, and a set of three grooves at intervals along the stick KNEES AND BREASTHOOKS Boats have several places where two surfaces come together at an angle, and special pieces—breasthooks and knees—are used join them together and add strength. Breasthooks are V-shaped blocks at the acute angle at the bow and, on double-enders, at the stern as well. Knees are supports closer to a right angle, and on open boats . . . KNOTS AND TOGGLES FOR BUNGEE CORD Bungee Bands: A length of bungee, with its ends tied together in a Zeppelin Bend, makes an oversized “rubber band.”. Loops with Toggles: Short lengths of plastic pipe get two holes drilled in one side. The bungee ends, threaded through the holes, can be tied offwith a
BOB - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINEWOODEN BOAT SMALL BOATS MAGAZINESMALL BOATS ANNUALSMALL SAILBOAT MAGAZINEGOOD SMALL BOATSSMALL BOAT MAGAZINE COUPONORTEGA TACO BOATS Nate Morrison wanted a small, easily managed boat that he could use for fishing and sailing during the day and sleep aboard at night. He spent months looking for an affordable used boat that would fit the bill, but came up empty-handed. Undeterred, he expanded his A DRAGONFLY ROWING SHELL When Bill Carlson decided to build a rowing shell, he had never sat in one, let alone tried to row one. But he had good shop skills: He’d already built an aluminum sailplane with a 56′ wingspan, a replica of a 1965 Cobra roadster, a MacKenzie River drift boat, and a strip-built kayak. And, now . . . LIVING WITH SPRIT SAILS I have been using sprit rigs for decades and currently have one for my Good Little Skiff and two of them for my Delaware ducker. Of late, sprit rigs seem to have become less popular for small boats than the lug, which is more easily reefed. But there is a lot to be said for a. . .
SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE Content is at the core of Small Boats Magazine. We deliver in-depth articles that inform, educate, and entertain every person interested in exploring small boats and the adventures that come with them. Beyond that, we've created a tight-knit and devoted community of subscribers by encouraging them to interact with their peers and ourstaff.
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Skimmer is a 19-ft. sliding-seat pulling skiff with an auxiliary diesel engine. The beam is 62-inches but the outboard oar pivots are at 72-inches to give Powerboats / North America / 136 views.$19,500.00.
CONTACT US - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE Contact the Editors. Would you like to pitch a story to Small Boats Magazine? Or let us know of a boat we should profile? Or send us a comment, a criticism, or an accolade? If so, please e-mail Christopher Cunningham, editor, at chris.cunningham@woodenboat.com. WEEKENDER - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE Under sail, the Weekender is like a sports car and very snappy in response on most points of sail. It can sail remarkably close to the wind for a gaff rig, and the self-tending jib makes tacking a snap. Its club foot is an excellent touch to the rigging, making singlehanding very simple. The Weekender can ghost along with hardly any discernible wind, although in light air it can be a bit hardA QUICK TICK STICK
I quickly traded my joggle sticks in for tick sticks. I preferred having some irregularity on the edge to register the stick without having to eyeball markings along a stick with a straight edge; a few swipes with a rattail file made shallow grooves that would be traced along with the edge. Making a single groove, a pair of grooves, and a set of three grooves at intervals along the stick KNEES AND BREASTHOOKS Boats have several places where two surfaces come together at an angle, and special pieces—breasthooks and knees—are used join them together and add strength. Breasthooks are V-shaped blocks at the acute angle at the bow and, on double-enders, at the stern as well. Knees are supports closer to a right angle, and on open boats . . . KNOTS AND TOGGLES FOR BUNGEE CORD Bungee Bands: A length of bungee, with its ends tied together in a Zeppelin Bend, makes an oversized “rubber band.”. Loops with Toggles: Short lengths of plastic pipe get two holes drilled in one side. The bungee ends, threaded through the holes, can be tied offwith a
BOB - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINEWOODEN BOAT SMALL BOATS MAGAZINESMALL BOATS ANNUALSMALL SAILBOAT MAGAZINEGOOD SMALL BOATSSMALL BOAT MAGAZINE COUPONORTEGA TACO BOATS Nate Morrison wanted a small, easily managed boat that he could use for fishing and sailing during the day and sleep aboard at night. He spent months looking for an affordable used boat that would fit the bill, but came up empty-handed. Undeterred, he expanded his A DRAGONFLY ROWING SHELL When Bill Carlson decided to build a rowing shell, he had never sat in one, let alone tried to row one. But he had good shop skills: He’d already built an aluminum sailplane with a 56′ wingspan, a replica of a 1965 Cobra roadster, a MacKenzie River drift boat, and a strip-built kayak. And, now . . . LIVING WITH SPRIT SAILS I have been using sprit rigs for decades and currently have one for my Good Little Skiff and two of them for my Delaware ducker. Of late, sprit rigs seem to have become less popular for small boats than the lug, which is more easily reefed. But there is a lot to be said for a. . .
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Skimmer is a 19-ft. sliding-seat pulling skiff with an auxiliary diesel engine. The beam is 62-inches but the outboard oar pivots are at 72-inches to give Powerboats / North America / 136 views.$19,500.00.
THE GLOUCESTER LIGHT DORY From the 2007 Small Boats Annual - In the early 1980s, I bought Phil Bolger’s plans for the 15′ 6″ LOA Gloucester Light Dory. I was living in an apartment at the time, and I was intending this boat to be my first built to an “official” design. I had built furniture in my living room, and in those single-man days my dining room table was a large Black & Decker Workmate with a cover NAVIGATOR - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE John Welsford’s Navigator is a 14 1/2′ centerboard beach cruiser and daysailer built in glued-lapstrake plywood. Welsford offers several rigs for this pretty little boat: Bermuda racing sloop, a lug yawl, and a gaff yawl. Being attracted more to traditional boat types and rigs, I chose to build the gaff yawl. The combination of the . . .THE TOLMAN SKIFF
Tolman’s 20′ model is the new “Standard.”. A lengthened version (21′ 4″ ) with wide chine-flats, introduced in 1993, constitutes a second model called the “Widebody.”. The third and latest skiff model is the “Jumbo”; it’s 22′ in length, with a deeper-V (12 degrees deadrise DROLEEN - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE T he Droleen, a 12′ lapstrake catboat, was designed in 1896 by W. Ogilvy of Bray, a town on the east coast of Ireland. It was intended to be launched off a stony beach and to be sailed “in any weather, plenty of wind and sea—not infrequently encountered off the coast of Bray,” according to H.C. Folkard’s 1906 book, Sailing Boats fromAround the World.
ILUR - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE T he French term voile-aviron translates to “sail and oar,” and describes a type of small cruising boats with a devoted following. French naval architect François Vivier has created an extensive portfolio of voile-aviron boats, and the Ilur is his most popular—many hundreds of them sail in France and a growing number are being built in North America.RUNABOUT 14
The Runabout 14 (RB14) designed by Jacques Mertens-Goossens of Bateau.com is one such craft. Jacques has been building and designing boats for most of his life. Schooled in Belgium in yacht design, he has created a considerable stable of boat designs. He was an early adopter of CAD, and Bateau.com quickly made the transition to CNC-cutkits so
SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL The 14′ 8″ Saturday Night Special was designed specifically for the Texas 200, which typically involves downwind sailing in 20–25 knots, with exposure to big fetches and steep chop. To deal with those conditions, he drew a full bow with lots of flare to provide ample volume above the waterline, protecting the boat from burying the bowor
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From the 2007 Small Boats Annual - Boats don’t always need to have pointy forward ends. Here we have two easily built, square-ended workhorses that will handle all sorts of waterfront chores—and look just fine while they’re about it. Designed by Maine boatbuilder Doug Hylan, the 15' 9" and 19' 0" Ben Garveys will earn their wages. MANTUS DINGHY ANCHOR The dinghy anchor’s sharp point and effective geometry give it a very big bite for its size. Christopher Cunningham is the editor of Small Boats Monthly. Mantus Anchors offers the two-piece stainless steel Dinghy anchor kit for $197 online and through worldwide retailers . The kit with one-piece galvanized steel version is pricedat $75.
SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE Content is at the core of Small Boats Magazine. We deliver in-depth articles that inform, educate, and entertain every person interested in exploring small boats and the adventures that come with them. Beyond that, we've created a tight-knit and devoted community of subscribers by encouraging them to interact with their peers and ourstaff.
CLASSIFIEDS
Skimmer is a 19-ft. sliding-seat pulling skiff with an auxiliary diesel engine. The beam is 62-inches but the outboard oar pivots are at 72-inches to give Powerboats / North America / 136 views.$19,500.00.
CONTACT US - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE Contact the Editors. Would you like to pitch a story to Small Boats Magazine? Or let us know of a boat we should profile? Or send us a comment, a criticism, or an accolade? If so, please e-mail Christopher Cunningham, editor, at chris.cunningham@woodenboat.com. WEEKENDER - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE Under sail, the Weekender is like a sports car and very snappy in response on most points of sail. It can sail remarkably close to the wind for a gaff rig, and the self-tending jib makes tacking a snap. Its club foot is an excellent touch to the rigging, making singlehanding very simple. The Weekender can ghost along with hardly any discernible wind, although in light air it can be a bit hardA QUICK TICK STICK
I quickly traded my joggle sticks in for tick sticks. I preferred having some irregularity on the edge to register the stick without having to eyeball markings along a stick with a straight edge; a few swipes with a rattail file made shallow grooves that would be traced along with the edge. Making a single groove, a pair of grooves, and a set of three grooves at intervals along the stick KNEES AND BREASTHOOKS Boats have several places where two surfaces come together at an angle, and special pieces—breasthooks and knees—are used join them together and add strength. Breasthooks are V-shaped blocks at the acute angle at the bow and, on double-enders, at the stern as well. Knees are supports closer to a right angle, and on open boats . . . KNOTS AND TOGGLES FOR BUNGEE CORD Bungee Bands: A length of bungee, with its ends tied together in a Zeppelin Bend, makes an oversized “rubber band.”. Loops with Toggles: Short lengths of plastic pipe get two holes drilled in one side. The bungee ends, threaded through the holes, can be tied offwith a
BOB - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINEWOODEN BOAT SMALL BOATS MAGAZINESMALL BOATS ANNUALSMALL SAILBOAT MAGAZINEGOOD SMALL BOATSSMALL BOAT MAGAZINE COUPONORTEGA TACO BOATS Nate Morrison wanted a small, easily managed boat that he could use for fishing and sailing during the day and sleep aboard at night. He spent months looking for an affordable used boat that would fit the bill, but came up empty-handed. Undeterred, he expanded his A DRAGONFLY ROWING SHELL When Bill Carlson decided to build a rowing shell, he had never sat in one, let alone tried to row one. But he had good shop skills: He’d already built an aluminum sailplane with a 56′ wingspan, a replica of a 1965 Cobra roadster, a MacKenzie River drift boat, and a strip-built kayak. And, now . . . LIVING WITH SPRIT SAILS I have been using sprit rigs for decades and currently have one for my Good Little Skiff and two of them for my Delaware ducker. Of late, sprit rigs seem to have become less popular for small boats than the lug, which is more easily reefed. But there is a lot to be said for a. . .
SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE Content is at the core of Small Boats Magazine. We deliver in-depth articles that inform, educate, and entertain every person interested in exploring small boats and the adventures that come with them. Beyond that, we've created a tight-knit and devoted community of subscribers by encouraging them to interact with their peers and ourstaff.
CLASSIFIEDS
Skimmer is a 19-ft. sliding-seat pulling skiff with an auxiliary diesel engine. The beam is 62-inches but the outboard oar pivots are at 72-inches to give Powerboats / North America / 136 views.$19,500.00.
CONTACT US - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE Contact the Editors. Would you like to pitch a story to Small Boats Magazine? Or let us know of a boat we should profile? Or send us a comment, a criticism, or an accolade? If so, please e-mail Christopher Cunningham, editor, at chris.cunningham@woodenboat.com. WEEKENDER - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE Under sail, the Weekender is like a sports car and very snappy in response on most points of sail. It can sail remarkably close to the wind for a gaff rig, and the self-tending jib makes tacking a snap. Its club foot is an excellent touch to the rigging, making singlehanding very simple. The Weekender can ghost along with hardly any discernible wind, although in light air it can be a bit hardA QUICK TICK STICK
I quickly traded my joggle sticks in for tick sticks. I preferred having some irregularity on the edge to register the stick without having to eyeball markings along a stick with a straight edge; a few swipes with a rattail file made shallow grooves that would be traced along with the edge. Making a single groove, a pair of grooves, and a set of three grooves at intervals along the stick KNEES AND BREASTHOOKS Boats have several places where two surfaces come together at an angle, and special pieces—breasthooks and knees—are used join them together and add strength. Breasthooks are V-shaped blocks at the acute angle at the bow and, on double-enders, at the stern as well. Knees are supports closer to a right angle, and on open boats . . . KNOTS AND TOGGLES FOR BUNGEE CORD Bungee Bands: A length of bungee, with its ends tied together in a Zeppelin Bend, makes an oversized “rubber band.”. Loops with Toggles: Short lengths of plastic pipe get two holes drilled in one side. The bungee ends, threaded through the holes, can be tied offwith a
BOB - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINEWOODEN BOAT SMALL BOATS MAGAZINESMALL BOATS ANNUALSMALL SAILBOAT MAGAZINEGOOD SMALL BOATSSMALL BOAT MAGAZINE COUPONORTEGA TACO BOATS Nate Morrison wanted a small, easily managed boat that he could use for fishing and sailing during the day and sleep aboard at night. He spent months looking for an affordable used boat that would fit the bill, but came up empty-handed. Undeterred, he expanded his A DRAGONFLY ROWING SHELL When Bill Carlson decided to build a rowing shell, he had never sat in one, let alone tried to row one. But he had good shop skills: He’d already built an aluminum sailplane with a 56′ wingspan, a replica of a 1965 Cobra roadster, a MacKenzie River drift boat, and a strip-built kayak. And, now . . . LIVING WITH SPRIT SAILS I have been using sprit rigs for decades and currently have one for my Good Little Skiff and two of them for my Delaware ducker. Of late, sprit rigs seem to have become less popular for small boats than the lug, which is more easily reefed. But there is a lot to be said for a. . .
NAVIGATOR - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE John Welsford’s Navigator is a 14 1/2′ centerboard beach cruiser and daysailer built in glued-lapstrake plywood. Welsford offers several rigs for this pretty little boat: Bermuda racing sloop, a lug yawl, and a gaff yawl. Being attracted more to traditional boat types and rigs, I chose to build the gaff yawl. The combination of the . . .THE TOLMAN SKIFF
Tolman’s 20′ model is the new “Standard.”. A lengthened version (21′ 4″ ) with wide chine-flats, introduced in 1993, constitutes a second model called the “Widebody.”. The third and latest skiff model is the “Jumbo”; it’s 22′ in length, with a deeper-V (12 degrees deadrise DROLEEN - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE T he Droleen, a 12′ lapstrake catboat, was designed in 1896 by W. Ogilvy of Bray, a town on the east coast of Ireland. It was intended to be launched off a stony beach and to be sailed “in any weather, plenty of wind and sea—not infrequently encountered off the coast of Bray,” according to H.C. Folkard’s 1906 book, Sailing Boats fromAround the World.
ROG - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE The RoG is rigged as a cat-ketch with 150 sq ft of fully battened sails, 100 sq ft in the main and 50 sq ft in the mizzen. The tapered masts are of carbon fiber, unstayed and equipped with glued-on sail track. The snotter-tensioned, aluminum-tube sprit booms are angled downward and self-vanging. ELF - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE F rom all the refined creations of the designer Iain Oughtred presented in the intriguing biography A Life in Wooden Boats, written by Nic Compton, one particular boat, the 14′11″ Elf, caught my eye and imagination.Based on Norwegian faerings with roots in the Viking era, the small but intrepid-looking Elf is a fascinating adaptation of ancient design to modern construction. ILUR - SMALL BOATS MAGAZINE T he French term voile-aviron translates to “sail and oar,” and describes a type of small cruising boats with a devoted following. French naval architect François Vivier has created an extensive portfolio of voile-aviron boats, and the Ilur is his most popular—many hundreds of them sail in France and a growing number are being built in North America. THE GLOUCESTER LIGHT DORY From the 2007 Small Boats Annual - In the early 1980s, I bought Phil Bolger’s plans for the 15′ 6″ LOA Gloucester Light Dory. I was living in an apartment at the time, and I was intending this boat to be my first built to an “official” design. I had built furniture in my living room, and in those single-man days my dining room table was a large Black & Decker Workmate with a coverRUNABOUT 14
The Runabout 14 (RB14) designed by Jacques Mertens-Goossens of Bateau.com is one such craft. Jacques has been building and designing boats for most of his life. Schooled in Belgium in yacht design, he has created a considerable stable of boat designs. He was an early adopter of CAD, and Bateau.com quickly made the transition to CNC-cutkits so
SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL The 14′ 8″ Saturday Night Special was designed specifically for the Texas 200, which typically involves downwind sailing in 20–25 knots, with exposure to big fetches and steep chop. To deal with those conditions, he drew a full bow with lots of flare to provide ample volume above the waterline, protecting the boat from burying the bowor
MANTUS DINGHY ANCHOR The dinghy anchor’s sharp point and effective geometry give it a very big bite for its size. Christopher Cunningham is the editor of Small Boats Monthly. Mantus Anchors offers the two-piece stainless steel Dinghy anchor kit for $197 online and through worldwide retailers . The kit with one-piece galvanized steel version is pricedat $75.
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