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On Mill Creek: Program note
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The chronicle of a Mill Creek 16.5 construction. Friday, May 2, 2008. In Mystic CT, June 27-29. High Hopes! NB: Some of you may be curious as to where to find the Passagemaker Dinghy Forum. For builders and fans of this CLC design. The forum has recently been moved to a new home, and can be found here. Interested in learning more about this nifty little sailing dinghy? Check out CLC's Passagemaker page. And my first blog. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Helena, Alabama, United States.
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On Mill Creek: JCH at CLC saves the day with his CNC
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The chronicle of a Mill Creek 16.5 construction. Wednesday, June 11, 2008. JCH at CLC saves the day with his CNC. Cheaper than purchasing and shipping an entire sheet of plywood! John C. Harris. Another thing to watch out for as I build my kit. Glad to hear that CLC is so supportive. It's looking good so far! June 12, 2008 at 11:07 AM. Some may have thought they heard the sound of tornados but it was just the collective WHEW! June 12, 2008 at 10:16 PM. June 28, 2008 at 5:02 AM. View my complete profile.
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On Mill Creek: Interior epoxy
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The chronicle of a Mill Creek 16.5 construction. Wednesday, May 14, 2008. Total hours 29.75. It's looking great, Peter. Just be sure there is room in the schedule for updating the blog. We're looking forward to seeing the completed boat on the water. May 14, 2008 at 6:18 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Helena, Alabama, United States. Scientist by day, boatbuilder by night; and zymurgist 24/7. View my complete profile.
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Steady as she goes!: Becoming a Sailboat!
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Steady as she goes! Sunday, November 20, 2011. Here are some rigging comments and a little about how she handles as a sailboat. To get the location of the holes for the sail lacing on the gunter yard, I laid the sail out and matched the sail holes to the yard and marked the locations. I drilled the holes in the yard and laced the sail on! I followed many of the sail rigging suggestions from http:/ pmdbuilders.net. Last year the jib sheets got hung up in the Jib and Main halyard cleats a lot. I moved ...
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Steady as she goes!: November 2011
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Steady as she goes! Sunday, November 20, 2011. Here are some rigging comments and a little about how she handles as a sailboat. To get the location of the holes for the sail lacing on the gunter yard, I laid the sail out and matched the sail holes to the yard and marked the locations. I drilled the holes in the yard and laced the sail on! I followed many of the sail rigging suggestions from http:/ pmdbuilders.net. Last year the jib sheets got hung up in the Jib and Main halyard cleats a lot. I moved ...
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In a Nutshell: January 2011
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Building a Wooden Sailing Dinghy - or Two. Sunday, January 23, 2011. Some pressure flattens the slightly warped deck into prosition. Twirl the hull. special thanks to yeoman's work by Jonah - and off we are to the next phase. installing the deck and rear seat, the "knees" front and back, cutting the upside dagger board slot, gluing the motor mount and, of course, gluing and shaping the rub rails. Rear seat is in place. Ha, almost like the babe - in utero. First set of rub rails - tomorrow the second.
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In a Nutshell: Goldberry
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Building a Wooden Sailing Dinghy - or Two. Monday, May 23, 2011. This spring has been oh so wet and chilly. There have been very few days without any rain. Finally, this past weekend, Saturday was entirely dry. Yeah! Light and variable winds are not exactly the preferred mode for this sailor but who is complaining? It was such a pretty day! Garth was ready to launch Goldberry. You might say that Goldberry. Godmother. So there, two tan-bark luggers lounging in Watts Bay! What a lovely sight! By comparison...
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In a Nutshell: An Autumn Outing
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Building a Wooden Sailing Dinghy - or Two. Sunday, October 30, 2011. An Autumn Post Card from Moraine State Park:. On Oct 30 the forecast called for temps in the upper 40's. Well, truth be told - and I was there for first-hand reporting - the mercury never reached 40F. However, the fog caused by cold air above much warmer water, created an eerie almost spooky atmosphere. Would have missed a magical Moraine moment. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). F Vivier Naval Architect. John Hartmann's Ilur Build.
