WoodenBoat  Magazine ~ September/October 2008, Number 204

Cover: VETERAN is a survivor of the Pacific Northwest’s dwindling purse-seinerfleet, thanks to the efforts of her caring owner. Photograph by Neil Rabinowitz

We’d like to hear your comments on the current issue of WoodenBoat.

• The Bandsaw Beveler
  Turning a regular bandsaw into a ship saw — Walt Ansel
• Installing Sister Frames from the Outside
  A careful repair staves off a restoration — Thomas M. Wells
• The Pacific Northwest Yachting Photography of Asahel Curtis
  — Scott Rohrer
• ROANN
  The best surviving Eastern-rigged dragger — Walt Ansel
• The Stewards of AIMÉE LÉONE
  How decades of good owners spelled survival for an elegant cutter — David D. Platt
• Stepping Up to Speed
  The Paper Jet 14 — Dan Segal
• Taking Care of  VETERAN
  Under Nick Fahey, a classic Puget Sound purse seiner lives on — Tom Jackson
• Rocking the Boat
  Old ways teach kids new life lessons — Steve Rappaport

• Editor’s Page
  The Language of Craft
• Letters
• Fo’c’s’le
  Deadwood— David Kasanof
• Currents
  edited by Tom Jackson
• The Apprentice’s Workbench
  Rails and Moldings — Harry Bryan
• Launchings...
  and Re-Launchings — Karen Wales
• Designs
  OCEANUS Then and Now — Robert W. Stephens
• In Focus
  The Buzzards Bay 30s— photographs by Benjamin Mendlowitz
• Wood Technology
  Separating Mahogany from Substitutes — Richard Jagels
• The WoodenBoat Review
  • The Six-Metre—100 Years of Racing — Chris Museler
  • Kelly: A Father, A Son, An American Quest — Llewellyn Howland III
  • Rockler’s Thin Rip TablesawJig and Bead &Radius Bits — Karen Wales
  • Transatlantic with Street — Sally Erdle
  • Books Received
• Calendar of Events
• Save a Classic
  GREY DAWN: A Robb-designed keel centerboarder— Maynard Bray

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