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Martin shows Brent the canoe. The bulkheads where the two halves are joined are obvious. *Viewed: 1093 times.
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The fiberglass hanging over the edges of the cedar strips. Doesn't have to be pretty at this point. *Viewed: 961 times.
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The voyageur-style ends. May be nice for a rapid, but not for a windy lake! *Viewed: 1056 times.
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Looking out along the canoe, right into the garage extension that Martin built. 25' doesn't fit in 20'. *Viewed: 988 times.
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The steam box with the ash gunwales sticking out of it. *Viewed: 928 times.
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The steam comes from big pot of water on a camp stove. *Viewed: 956 times.
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The first attempt at bending the ash splintered, so Martin is cutting a slot down the middle, splitting it into two thinner strips. *Viewed: 894 times.
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The steamer adds more atmosphere to the dust! *Viewed: 949 times.
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The line for the gunwales. Much more interesting on a Voyageur canoe. *Viewed: 944 times.
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Mike drops by to confirm he is joining the team. Inside the canoe is a float chamber made by Matti. Probably not going to be used. :-( *Viewed: 955 times.
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The ash gunwale clamped down for the night. They still splintered a bit... *Viewed: 946 times.
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Bending the next ash gunwale... *Viewed: 913 times.
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The seam joining the two halves. It ain't easy building a 25 foot boat in a 20 foot shed. *Viewed: 934 times.
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An 8 foot extension was added to the shed to fit the canoe. Much better lighting under the translucent roof. *Viewed: 902 times.
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A canoe full of HICKORY gunwales. Yes, the ash ones weren't good enough! *Viewed: 931 times.
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