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Do you want to build a canoe?
comments (1) February 14th, 2009 in blogs
Lapstrake Canoes by David L. Nichols.
Breakaway Books, 2007.
$21.95; 160 pp.
Lapstrake canoes are built by overlapping thin planks of plywood to make a lightweight, strong and stable boat. In the introduction to Lapstrake Canoes, author David Nichols says anyone with only a little experience with boatbuilding can build his canoes with the help of his book. An experienced boat builder might only need the plans for the 3 canoes included in the book. Lapstrake Canoes provides step-by-step instructions for building the canoes as well as a downwind sail and a double-bladed paddle. The instructions are aided by color photos and drawings throughout.
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