Re:Need help finding plans, Bolger Cabin Clam Skiff
Ned is right but it could be those big 4 stroke outboards. The
prototype Cabin Clam Skiff had a big motor, and all the other pics
seem to have followed that direction.
Don
prototype Cabin Clam Skiff had a big motor, and all the other pics
seem to have followed that direction.
Don
--- Inbolger@yahoogroups.com, Ned Asplundh <nasplundh@...> wrote:
>
> CAUTIONARY NOTE: a number of photographs that the seller included in
the packet show 2 or 3 finished versions, which all squat down by the
stern. IIRC, Tom David, author of the Grinder blog comments about
this and explains some personal (lighter weight, more headroom) he's
adding. I'm considering 1/4" sides instead of 1/2". You may want to
seek advice from PB&F about it; YMMV....
>
I recently bought an unused set of Clam Skiff and Cabin Clam plans. Payson sells the original skiff plans, but you'll need to get the cabin add-on sheets from Bolger.
CAUTIONARY NOTE: a number of photographs that the seller included in the packet show 2 or 3 finished versions, which all squat down by the stern. IIRC, Tom David, author of the Grinder blog comments about this and explains some personal (lighter weight, more headroom) he's adding. I'm considering 1/4" sides instead of 1/2". You may want to seek advice from PB&F about it; YMMV....
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CAUTIONARY NOTE: a number of photographs that the seller included in the packet show 2 or 3 finished versions, which all squat down by the stern. IIRC, Tom David, author of the Grinder blog comments about this and explains some personal (lighter weight, more headroom) he's adding. I'm considering 1/4" sides instead of 1/2". You may want to seek advice from PB&F about it; YMMV....
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I'm looking for the plans for Bolgers' Cabin Clam Skiff, Phil Bolger's
design #606-II. Here are a couple of links to ones that have been built:
http://tinyurl.com/akcexa
and
http://tinyurl.com/boq4kd
I have the latest book from Dynamite Payson, "Instant Boat Building" that
has the plans for the 18' Clam Skiff I want to build. Problem is I cannot
locate any place to buy the plans from for the cabin version. I'm sure I
could come up with a cabin of my own, but why waste plywood when I don't
have to.
Appreciate any help,
Dan
Aurora OR
design #606-II. Here are a couple of links to ones that have been built:
http://tinyurl.com/akcexa
and
http://tinyurl.com/boq4kd
I have the latest book from Dynamite Payson, "Instant Boat Building" that
has the plans for the 18' Clam Skiff I want to build. Problem is I cannot
locate any place to buy the plans from for the cabin version. I'm sure I
could come up with a cabin of my own, but why waste plywood when I don't
have to.
Appreciate any help,
Dan
Aurora OR