Launchings

Tiger Shark was built by Community Boat Building 5th graders from the Harvard-Kent School in Boston. They launched it this summer along with 11 other Periwinkles built by their classmates.

Wood. Hard chine double planking bottom.

Building specifications:

Keel Pine pressure treated 3-1/2″ x 3-1/2″

Keel sole flat bar hot rolled steel flat 1/8 ″ x 2-1/2 ″

Frames sides Spruce/Hemlock/Fir 1-1/2″ x 2-1/2″

Frames bottom Spruce/Hemlock/Fir 1-1/2″ x 3″

We launched the Ozona Pram demo this last May and it debuted at the Cedar Key Small boat Meet 2016

Ward Brady of Laguna Niguel, CA, built this Shearwater pulling boat from WB Plan No. 58 to bring the "idea of wooden boats to the West Coast." His assistants are rowing.

I built her in Hamina at Etelä-Kymenlaakso Vocational College (Ekami) for scholarly thesis during October 2012- May 2013. The boat was built from a half-model. The half-model was found in 1912 at Sommers.

Stretched version of Caledonian Yawl (with approval of the designer Iain Oughtred stretched by 2'6")

This 12'2' sailing trimaran started life as a canoe sometime around 1910. Ron Mulloy of Randolph, NJ obtained the canoe in 2001 and started construction by cutting 5' off the original length, then spent the next 4 summers rebuilding her, and adding kick-up leeboards and rudder.

Jerry and Cheryl Morrow wanted a canoe that could be easily portaged and carried in the back of a pick-up truck, so they modified this Chestnut Prospector canoe by cutting it in half. Each half weighs 42 pounds. GEMINI is strip-built of poplar strips with ash trim.

13 year old Hannah Dumser of Davidson, North Carolina and her dad Jim finished and launched their Jericho Bay Skiff (WB No. 210, 211) named Juniper. Built out of Atlantic White Cedar and trimmed in Okoume.