sources for cedar strips
 

howdy,

A question for the canoe and kayak builders on the group: Where do you
get your cedar strips? Are there places that sell kits with
bead-and-cove strips?

At the small sawmill where I work, we're often cutting cedar, and we
pull the occasional beautiful clear board. I'm thinking of putting
together canoe kits of approx 65 b-feet. Any information you folks
could give me on existing products of this type would help a great
deal.

-m

PS I apologise in advance if this type of post is considered
commercial and unwanted.

sources for cedar strips
 

On Tue, 2 Mar 2004 02:37:54 UTC, Max Camirand
wrote:

Hi,

A question for the canoe and kayak builders on the group: Where do you
get your cedar strips?

Search the Internet. My 'kayak-pusher' (http://oneoceankayaks.com),
got a resource page - look there.

Are there places that sell kits with bead-and-cove strips?

Yep - mine where milled local (denmark!)

"approx 65 b-feet"

Which means..??

Regards
--
steen - menzi.dk
---

sources for cedar strips
 

"Max Camirand" wrote in message
...
howdy,

A question for the canoe and kayak builders on the group: Where do you
get your cedar strips? Are there places that sell kits with
bead-and-cove strips?

At the small sawmill where I work, we're often cutting cedar, and we
pull the occasional beautiful clear board. I'm thinking of putting
together canoe kits of approx 65 b-feet. Any information you folks
could give me on existing products of this type would help a great
deal.

-m

PS I apologise in advance if this type of post is considered
commercial and unwanted.


http://www.noahsmarine.com - of course it depends on where you are in the
world.

--
Andrew Butchart

http://www.floatingbear.ca

sources for cedar strips
 

Gil Gilpatricks book has sources for buying the router bits for bead
and cove and a simple jig with a router table can be rigged up, great
resource and detailed instructions.

I was fortunate enough to have two routers when I did mine and had a
jig so both the bead and cove were cut at the same time.... I don't
have the bits or the jig anymore, though. Someone that owns the bits
probably can sell you some premade.

Jim


"Andrew Butchart" wrote in message .. .
"Max Camirand" wrote in message
...
howdy,

A question for the canoe and kayak builders on the group: Where do you
get your cedar strips? Are there places that sell kits with
bead-and-cove strips?

At the small sawmill where I work, we're often cutting cedar, and we
pull the occasional beautiful clear board. I'm thinking of putting
together canoe kits of approx 65 b-feet. Any information you folks
could give me on existing products of this type would help a great
deal.

-m

PS I apologise in advance if this type of post is considered
commercial and unwanted.


http://www.noahsmarine.com - of course it depends on where you are in the
world.