WoodenBoat magazine ~ November/December 2008, Number 205

Cover: The 50' AageNielsen–designed yawl TIOGA, launched in 1954, is undergoing a careful restoration at Peter Christensen’s Blind Bay Boat Shop on Shaw Island,Washington. Photograph by Michael Berman

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

• A Boatbuilder’s Slick
  A massive chisel that you can build — Harry Bryan
• The Solo Carry: Part 1
  Build a skin-on-frame boat with substance — Hilary Russel
• WINGNUT III
  Dirt boat excelsior — Dan Spurr
• No Place for Dreamers
  SPIRIT OF SOUTH CAROLINA and her pathbreaking sail-training program — Joshua F. Moore
• A Magnificent Obsession
  The 50' Nielsen yawl TIOGA — Tom Jackson
• An Eye for Boats, a Sense of Place
  The art of James Dodds — Bill Mayher
• Ben Lexcen
  The eccentric Australian genius who shook the world of sailboat design — John D. Little

• Editor’s Page
  For Olin J. Stephens II
• Letters
• Fo’c’s’le
  In Praise of Tradition— David Kasanof
• Currents
  edited by Tom Jackson
• The Apprentice’s Workbench
  Sheer Elegance: Creating a beautiful sheerline — Greg Rössel
• In Focus
  EULIPION — photographs by Billy Black
• Launchings...
  and Re-Launchings — Karen Wales
• Designs
  GEORGE: A good skiff forrowing — Mike O’Brien
• Wood Technology
  Moisture Meters: When Make-do Won’t Do — Richard Jagels
• The WoodenBoat Review
  • Afloat—Thomas Lunde
  • Torqueedo electric outboard — Dan Crete
  • Oneida dust collector — Mike Marcos
  • Books Received
• Calendar of Events
• Save a Classic
  ORPHEE III: A big yacht with a fascinating history— Maynard Bray

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