Repairing WHITEFIN
The sloop WHITEFIN was built in Maine.
No. 305
Featured in this issue is VIVA TRIDANTÉ!, a 1964 Sonny Levi raceboat recast as a fast family cruiser, repairing WHITEFIN, how local efforts preserve Norway’s seafaring past, and how to make a single-point bandsaw fence and more restoration projects and profiles.
In This Issue
The sloop WHITEFIN was built in Maine.
VIVA TRIDANTÉ! has been refitted primarily for family outings, Matthew has pushed her to...
Langesund lighthouse marks the entrance to Langesundsfjord in Norway, was once a manned facility...
VOLUNTEER is the latest member of the Ranger-class fleet on Australia’s Sydney Harbour.
A single point bandsaw fence for making two planks of identical dimensions.
Zulu ST. VINCENT and the Lochfyne skiff CLAN GORDON were relaunched in spring 2023.
H. Manley Crosby was an innovator from a family of boatbuilders that is still...
Carl Cramer was the fearless and open-minded publisher of WoodenBoat when I became its...
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Sharpie-style skiffs are often a surprise to people rowing them for first time. Initially,...
Thoughts on bending Wood, kiln-dried wood, heat without steam during boatbuilding.
This page is dedicated to sharing recently launched wooden boats built or restored by...
Pettit Paints primer
The James Cutter, designed by Jim Franken, favors traditional function and beauty over interior...
ROSE OF SHARON is a 1930 W. Starling Burgess designed schooner and currently sits...
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