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Stitch and Glue Night Heron

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Stitch and glue kayak built with CNC-cut puzzle joints instead of scarfs. Plywood parts are stained prior to assembly.
Plywood panels are stained to highlight the puzzle joint patterns.
The seat is also constructed from bent plywood using the stitch and glue method.
Stitch and glue kayak built with CNC-cut puzzle joints instead of scarfs. Plywood parts are stained prior to assembly.

Stitch and glue kayak built with CNC-cut puzzle joints instead of scarfs. Plywood parts are stained prior to assembly.
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A stitch and glue sea kayak built from okoume plywood. Plywood parts are cut with puzzle joint pattern to create the long panels instead of using scarfs. Each part is pre-stained prior to assembly to highlight the puzzle pattern. After assembly, the plywood is encapsulated in fiberglass, sanded and varnished.


Design or Plan used: My own design - Stitch and Glue Night Heron
posted in: The Gallery, plywood, kayak, boat, fiberglass, stitch and glue, occume, okoume
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