Building Strip-Planked Boats. With Complete Plans and Instructions for a Dinghy, a Canoe, and a Kayak You Can Build/Строительство планочных лодок. С полными планами и инструкциями для лодки, каноэ и каяка, которые вы можете построить

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Издание на английском языке
This book describes the procedure of building a boat with strips of wood, covering those strips with fiberglass and epoxy and creating a strong, lightweight and beautiful boat from the beginning stages all the way through to completion. It provides instructions to build three very different boat, a pram style dinghy, a small, double-paddle canoe, and a high performance sea kayak. Beyond learning how to build these particular boats, the book provides enough background that you should be able to build just about any small boat using the strip-planked method.

Contents
Acknowledgments
Part I The Background
1 Introduction
The Strip-Building Method
What You Need to Build a Boat
Three Strip-Building Projects
2 Materials
Wood
Resin
Reinforcing Fabrics
Glues
Tape
Waxed Paper
Paint and Varnish
3 Tools
Hand Tools
Power Tools
Safety Equipment
4 Making the Building Form
Offset Tables
Cutting Forms
Part II The Building Process
5 Getting Started
Setting Up Shop
Milling Strips
Setting Up Forms
Aligning Forms
Inner Stems and Transoms
6 Stripping the Hull
The First Strips
The Next Strips
Filling In
The Boat Bottom
Closing
7 Fairing
Scraping
Planing
Sanding the Wood
Sharp Corners
Wetting the Wood
8 Staining
9 Fiberglassing
Using Epoxy
Preparation
Cutting the Glass
Wetting Out the Cloth
Fill Coats
10 Finishing
Final Fill Coats
Sanding
Varnishing and Painting
Buffing Out the Finish
Part III Boats You Can Build
11 Coot: A Pram-Bowed Dinghy
Strongback and Forms
Transoms
Stripping
Glassing
Gunwales
Finishing
12 Nymph: A Solo Canoe for Double Paddle
Strongback and Forms
Stems
Stripping
Glassing
Gunwales, Seat, and Backrest
13 Petrel: A Sea Kayak for Rough Waters
Strongback and Forms
Stems
Stripping
Fiberglassing
Cockpit Recess
Appendix A Care and Feeding of Your Finished Boat
Appendix B Safety
Appendix C English and Metric Conversion Factors
Sources
Bibliography
Index