RAGTIME
More than 50 years after she was launched, the groundbreaking sloop RAGTIME has emerged...
No. 306
On the cover of the September/October 2025 issue of WoodenBoat, climb aboard GERMANIA III, a 1936 8-meter Olympic medalist that’s still racing on the Baltic Sea. Plus, re-creating a coastal New Jersey classic in the Swan Point Garvey, step-by-step bandsaw blade repair, and tips on preventing wood rot.
In This Issue
More than 50 years after she was launched, the groundbreaking sloop RAGTIME has emerged...
The Swan Point Garvey is the culmination of Russ Manheimer’s years of dreaming about...
Replacing a broken bandsaw blade may be the best option. But if you're short...
GERMANIA III now sails in the same waters where the Olympic sailing regattas were...
This 27' power cruiser built to Bill Garden's Pollywog design, has recently emerged from...
THE FIRST JINDARRA, ANNA, and SWIFTSURE SAGA are among a fleet of wooden-hulled H28s...
Rot prevention in wooden boats begins during construction. Considerations include wise material choices, such...
The cover of this issue shows the 8-Meter-class sloop GERMANIA III approaching a windward mark in spirited...
Carl Cramer, TICONDEROGA, WHITEHAWK, and WHITEFIN
Sandpaper is a timeless convenience. Read about the history of sandpaper and how it...
Richard Jagels weighs the pros and cons of selecting a solid or hollow mast...
Launchings is dedicated to sharing recently launched wooden boats built or restored by WoodenBoat...
Wein’s treatment of Callahan’s story emphasizes mental fortitude over disaster; achievement over tragedy.
Shrinkwrap generates an enormous amount of non-recycled plastic waste each year. The Rhode Island-based...
This 19’ sloop from Paul Gartside is a handy daysailer that offers minimalist accommodation...
CIRRUS, a 1939 Sparkman & Stephens Voyager sloop, has been stored in a Lake...
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