I have glued the frame, cut and tuned the slot, and now am shaping the frame bottom to fit the hull. I'm getting a little nervous about how much I'm taking off on the tips and tails, while st...
I have glued the frame, cut and tuned the slot, and now am shaping the frame bottom to fit the hull. I'm getting a little nervous about how much I'm taking off on the tips and tails, while st...
This may be a silly question, but has anyone found 20 yds of fiberglass insufficient for the Rowcruiser? I'm just getting to the exterior glassing, which I understand will take 42 ft of glass. The ...
Hi, I have to sell my Rowcruiser in the north of Germany. For first Informations and pictures see: https://www.kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/ruder-segelboot-fuer-die-kueste-mit-schlupfkabine/316130...
@Evan S Minthorn hey Evan Thanks for your interest. I'm afraid the boat won't be back in Oregon anytime soon. It's a nice time of the year for a road trip...
I haven't done this before, but having talked to builders how have, this is the rough gist of how they achieved it: The first step is making a copy of the middle bulkhead. Next, construct th...
The one I've been using with good results is Interlux Brightside Polyurethane. When applied with a foam roller, it gives an almost spray-like finish. With white, you can just squeak by ...
Hi Craig, I'm pretty interested in your boat. The only sticking point is that I'm in BC. Is there any way to get the boat to you in Oregon now that you've left already? Than...
Oops, I forgot to ask- I was planning on leaving all three seats removable, is that ok structurally?
Looking for recommendations for paints. Any favorites? Ones that hold up particularly well?
Thank you. I hadn't thought of Edensaw for shop work. I'll keep that in my next time I plan a road trip out there. Paul
How do you modify the cambridge racer to be split in two for storage?
Hello, I recently discovered the Angus sailing rowcruiser and I am considering to buy the plans. Has anyone modified the sail plans to include a wishbone boom similar to the Wyliecat, Nonsuch, Naia...
Fantastic! I'm glad to hear you enjoyed your row. Yes, they do move easily through the water. All the best with intstalling the seats, and have fun out on the water.
@Kimberly G. Hi My boat is still available. To be clear, it is the expedition rowboat not the row cruiser. Thanks
@Craig Miller hi Craig. I'm in BC Canada, and I'm interested in your row cruiser, if you still have it..
hooray! I have that in my stash. thanks for the quick responce. my wherry build got stalled by life happening, but things are picking up I got to row an oxford recently and it is such a silky...
Hello Constance, The Oxford Wherry seats are about 6" wide
I was wondering if this could be done, Looks great! might be my next build. I would love to hear the nitty gritty and see a video.
Hi, how wide are the seats supposed to be on the oxford wherry? Just can't seem to find that written down anywhere - if it's variable, what is a reasonable width 6", 9"...? -C