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Building a Houseboat: March 2009
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This blog will chronicle the journey of Greg and Dave, two lifelong friends as Dave helps Greg build a cabin cruiser made of plywood and fiberglass using a stitch and glue technique. We purchased the plans, kit and supplies from www.bateau.com. Friday, March 20, 2009. This Blog Is Not Abandoned. Yes, I know that my last post was months ago. Unfortunately, Greg hasn't gotten his house in order, so there's nothing to report. Sorry. Maybe I should come up with a "Best of" post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Building a Houseboat: January 2008
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This blog will chronicle the journey of Greg and Dave, two lifelong friends as Dave helps Greg build a cabin cruiser made of plywood and fiberglass using a stitch and glue technique. We purchased the plans, kit and supplies from www.bateau.com. Friday, January 11, 2008. Ready to) Flip Out. We're done with the hull and are building the frame in order to flip the boat over. Don't worry, I'll take some pics of this momentous occasion. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Ready to) Flip Out.
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Building a Houseboat: July 2008
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This blog will chronicle the journey of Greg and Dave, two lifelong friends as Dave helps Greg build a cabin cruiser made of plywood and fiberglass using a stitch and glue technique. We purchased the plans, kit and supplies from www.bateau.com. Wednesday, July 30, 2008. Lazy Days of Summer. Greg also purchased a trailer last weekend. It looks nice, but Greg says that he'll have to make some minor adjustmenst to it. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Lazy Days of Summer.
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Building a Houseboat: Back to Glass
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This blog will chronicle the journey of Greg and Dave, two lifelong friends as Dave helps Greg build a cabin cruiser made of plywood and fiberglass using a stitch and glue technique. We purchased the plans, kit and supplies from www.bateau.com. Sunday, April 18, 2010. We started glassing the frame pieces to the stringers and hull. It was a short session, so we didn't get very far, but it was fun nonetheless. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Building a Houseboat: Trail-er-ing Behind Schedule
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This blog will chronicle the journey of Greg and Dave, two lifelong friends as Dave helps Greg build a cabin cruiser made of plywood and fiberglass using a stitch and glue technique. We purchased the plans, kit and supplies from www.bateau.com. Sunday, February 21, 2010. Hey, any work we do is progress, right? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In the Bunk House.
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Building a Houseboat: February 2010
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This blog will chronicle the journey of Greg and Dave, two lifelong friends as Dave helps Greg build a cabin cruiser made of plywood and fiberglass using a stitch and glue technique. We purchased the plans, kit and supplies from www.bateau.com. Sunday, February 21, 2010. Hey, any work we do is progress, right? Monday, February 08, 2010. In the Bunk House. Our goal is to work on the boat itself next time. We plan to install and secure the cross-member frame pieces. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Building a Houseboat: In the Bunk House
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This blog will chronicle the journey of Greg and Dave, two lifelong friends as Dave helps Greg build a cabin cruiser made of plywood and fiberglass using a stitch and glue technique. We purchased the plans, kit and supplies from www.bateau.com. Monday, February 08, 2010. In the Bunk House. Our goal is to work on the boat itself next time. We plan to install and secure the cross-member frame pieces. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In the Bunk House.
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Building a Houseboat: November 2008
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This blog will chronicle the journey of Greg and Dave, two lifelong friends as Dave helps Greg build a cabin cruiser made of plywood and fiberglass using a stitch and glue technique. We purchased the plans, kit and supplies from www.bateau.com. Saturday, November 15, 2008. I'm not dead.". It seems that I've been saying that a lot lately. It's not that I'm neglecting things per se, it's more accurate to say I'm prioritizing. The internet, and my blogs in particular, have been downgraded in priority.
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Building a Houseboat: March 2010
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This blog will chronicle the journey of Greg and Dave, two lifelong friends as Dave helps Greg build a cabin cruiser made of plywood and fiberglass using a stitch and glue technique. We purchased the plans, kit and supplies from www.bateau.com. Saturday, March 20, 2010. Actual, Real, Genuine Boat Work. To give you some idea of how large the hull is, what you see in between the frame pieces is a pry bar. Alternatively, this may give you a better idea of the scale we're dealing with.