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That head takes the cake Bob. Excellent!

I don't know that I would drive 28 hours to see it, lol but it is a pretty awesome two days that's for sure. If you could somehow book it into a 3 or 4 Day Rd. trip and maybe do a little rail bird shooting or fishing along the way it would probably be worth it.

I've done a few. The biggest concerns are making sure you contain your epoxy and I do mean contain. It will seep out the smallest crack. Also give any raw wood edges a pre-coat first. This helps eliminate air bubbles which are always a pain. Use a heat gun (best) or torch to level and remove...

One of my favorite boat designs!

I would think with metal siding you could probably get something to fit in between the ribs pretty nicely. Then I would paint it to match the exterior. Given the parameters of the roof I think this would be the best option.

That was a great read! Yes many burnt their forms to keep others from getting them. It was a matter of pride. We still have lots of cedar and some darn fine boats and bay men still around. It's a unique place I'm to be apart of.

I'd probably go with option three if cost wasn't a concern. Going up and out the roof I think is always your best bet. If you wanted to tackle it yourself I will go with option two and go out the gable end. They have some pretty nicely camouflaged vent options nowadays. What is your exterior...

Busy getting ready for the Tuckerton show, September goes by fast. a trio of golden eyes in the marsh ( glamour pic) lol and Canada geese on the bench.

Good idea and a generous one at that. Hopefully we have a few new gunners here with " fire in the belly"!

I had a very similar boat for a few years. I think I sold it for $500 or $600 back in the early 2000s. And that was with fresh paint and some repairs. A good one man boat. But a little bit on the small side if you have a dog and a lot of gear

I look forward to it as always, last year was tough with the weather, but once in all the years isn't bad

If you do decide to plank, you can use a flexible sealant such a Sika flex in place of cotton batting for your seams. It has some give and stretch which is what you want as the wood moves. I used it on my cedar plank scull restoration last year and It has held up well. You can tape your...

Lol I believe it. If the number of Pennsylvania license plates at Jersey ramps are any indication. L O L

It's a different tree than balsa, Empress Pailownia, but it's physical working property's are similar

Your too kind Vince. :-)

I appreciate that

Thanks!

A Redhead pair. Wardish influence on the shape, painting, just what I like...