Re: [bolger]
Hi Dave
HH Payson's site has a link to a very good site on building a Ruben's Nymph
(a wider version of the Nymph) the URL is
http://www.instantboats.com/nymphchallenge.htm
You can also order the plans from Payson at that site.
Michael Surface Still building
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HH Payson's site has a link to a very good site on building a Ruben's Nymph
(a wider version of the Nymph) the URL is
http://www.instantboats.com/nymphchallenge.htm
You can also order the plans from Payson at that site.
Michael Surface Still building
>From: "dbartlow" <dbartlow@...>________________________________________________________________________
>Reply-To:bolger@egroups.com
>To: "boat list" <bolger@egroups.com>
>Subject: [bolger]
>Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2000 12:31:05 -0400
>
>Greetings,
>
> After gnashing my teeth at my failure with the fitting of the Gypsy
>hull pieces, I took to heart the advice of this company and went back to
>measure again. I not only went back to measure the wood, but also to
>remeasure my mettle. The wife was stopping off at the bookstore and called
>to ask if I wanted anything. I blurted out "aaargh....something about
>building wooden boats I guess...." She came back with the very book I saw
>in the library years before! My info. had been gleaned from a library
>book. Having the "mother text" before me, I now feel more confident to
>start again.
>
> But lo, what is this? I see the Nymph! Looks simple....looks fun on
>the water....and I could toss it into the back of my pickup truck rather
>than messing with a trailer! Has anyone out there built this marvel?
>
>Landlubber...Dave
> now sweeping up old sawdust from last boatbuilding attempt
>
>Columbus, OH
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