The Strip-Built Sea Kayak

The Strip-Built Sea KayakBy Nick Schade. 202 pages, 1998. "Strip building" assembling a pile of thin wood strips into a functional hull has been a popular canoe building method for many years. Now boatbuilder Nick Schade, an engineer by training and a self professed sea kayaking addict, has refined this time tested method to build the more complex shapes of sea kayaks. The method is simple, forgiving, allows a liberal amount of design flexibility, and requires a minimum

a 1/8'' thick A2 steel blade set at a 12° angle

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