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Hi,
In my opinion, I think you might want to build something simple and cheap to see if you really enjoy it before you commit to a large and expensive project. www.bateau.com used to have free plans for a pram they called a D4, but I just looked at their site and no longer see it there. You might contact them and see if you can get a copy of those plans. Using 1/4" underlayment and 3/4 plywood you can build that boat for under $100. It is fun and easy to build. Then if you enjoy that project there are lots of sources for boat plans on the web such as Glenn-L and others. Don Dando "Jack" wrote in message news:awpJe.383$Yf7.364@trndny06... I have posted before regarding building/restoring an antique boat. Just a curious question to the experienced builders... How would you start your hobby if you were really interested in learning how to build a nice boat? I have the $$, space, and woodworking skill. Just curious of your recommendations. Would you start small, like a rowboat, or just bite the bullet and build something cool like a runabout? BTW, I am doing this to challenge my skills. Thanks again for your time. |
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