Epoxyworks articles about specific boat construction or related projects.
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Wooden Boat Construction
Building the Arch Davis Sand Dollar
Nelson Niederer built a skiff that looks as good in the water as it does towed behind a motorcycle.
Building a pair of Chesapeake 16 sea kayaks
Chris Jacobson completes two kayaks in ten months following plans by Chesapeake
Light Craft.
The Woodville Queen
Ken Stewart brought together a love of steam engines and a former lifeboat to create a steam launch.
Building the Fifty Plus
A Michigan handyman uses his skills, patience, and spare time to build Ted Brewer’s
Quiet Times.
Birth of the Gougmarans
Meade and Jan build their first powerboats and put
their ideas to the test on a cruise to the Everglades.
The RASCAL Project
A Bay City builder creates a beautiful example of the Ken Basset designed runabout.
Developing multihulls
California builder, Michael Leneman, talks about an easy-to-build method for
multihull construction.
Babyface Nelson
In the cover story, Bruce Hutchinson talks about building his award-winning runabout.
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Building Alligator
One couples experience building a modern interpretation of a 55' Biloxi Lugger.
Building a wood/epoxy Sharpie
Tips on building a modified stitch-and-glue 29' Sharpie
Building a wood/epoxy sharpie-Phase II
Designing and building the rudder and motor bracket
Building prams for a community sailing program
Methods and materials used to build prams for sailing classes
Building Payson's Ruben Nymph
A step-by-step look at stitch-and -glue construction
Profiled Boats
The Landing School presents the Arundel 27
This cold-molded day tripper was designed by Steve Dalzell and built by Landing School students.
James Warram Designs
Why Warram catamarans have popular with builders and sailors for so many years.
Thunderbird
A cousins close encounter with a legendary boat with hometown roots.
Scheherazade update
A late look at the Hodgdon-built, Bruce King-designed, 154' ketch launched in 2003.
Building a Guillemot kayak
Jason Havel puts his own touches on a stripper-built kayak
and does it with the heat turned up.
Old lady survives 70 mph blast
The 33 year old trimaran Adagio was one of the survivors the infamous
2002 Chicago to Mac race.
Paul Butler's new "Maxi-Mac"
Plans and pre-cuts available for a 14' river dory
Modern decked sailing canoes
The history, development and advances of the sailing canoe
Laminated construction gives lasting value
John McKibbins 25 year old canoe stands the test of time
SCHEHERAZADE
A first look at the Hodgdon Yacht/Bruce King project
Wood/epoxy longevity
A look back at some early wood/epoxy boats to see how they've held up
Largest wood/epoxy ship launched
Progress on the 213' Jubilee Sailing Trust ship, TENACIOUS
Tenacious, a look back
A review of the design and construction of the 213 ft. ship.
Boat Builders
Why people build boats
Ron Frenette’s photos reveal the beauty of canoes and kayaks in their natural habitat.
Bates Technical College builds boatbuilders
Bates offers boat building and repair programs that prepare students careers in the marine industry.
Carrying Place Canoe & Boat Works Ltd.
Offerings from designers and builders of fine cedar canoes
A kayak with a message
The marquetry application on this 25 ft. kayak is more than decoration
Discovering the cruising sailing canoe
A first look at the "50/50 cruising canoe"
Mahogany Masters
A profile of Van Dam Wood Craft and the sport boat ALPHA-Z
Launching ANTONISA
Hodgdon Yachts completes a 124' Bruce King design wood/epoxy sloop
Morin Boat Works
Master builders and restorers of classic wooden boats
Bear Mountain Boat Shop
Pioneers in small boat construction & instruction