Sand Dollar: a flat-bottomed skiff, with lapstrake sides (Length: 11' 0" )
Submitted by stupidmonkey on Tue, 06/29/2004 - 01:31.
My intention is to use this boat to learn a little bit about sailing in and around the protected waters of Long Island, N.Y., and anywhere else that will have me. Most importantly, I'm enjoying the building process so far.
This is my first significant woodworking project; therefore, I wouldn't expect any time-saving tips just yet. In future posts I intend to point out areas of difficulty, modifications, changes in procedure, etc...
I purchased the video and plans from the designer (link below). The information seems to be carefully written with the beginner in mind.
Work accomplished so far:
- Setting up a suitable work area. (on-going process)
- Ordered MAS epoxy
resin / hardener along with 3 sheets of 6mm okoume (marine plywood)
- Ordered some tools
(mostly clamps)
- I'm Halfway thru the shaping of the stem from 1 1/2" oak
Small caps, Goucho
Arch Davis
Sand Dollar
This is my first significant woodworking project; therefore, I wouldn't expect any time-saving tips just yet. In future posts I intend to point out areas of difficulty, modifications, changes in procedure, etc...
I purchased the video and plans from the designer (link below). The information seems to be carefully written with the beginner in mind.
Work accomplished so far:
- Setting up a suitable work area. (on-going process)
- Ordered MAS epoxy
resin / hardener along with 3 sheets of 6mm okoume (marine plywood) - Ordered some tools
(mostly clamps)- I'm Halfway thru the shaping of the stem from 1 1/2" oak
Small caps, Goucho
Arch Davis
Sand Dollar

