Building a Greenland Paddle, Part 12: Rounding the Loom
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Published 2023-01-24
Welcome to the Cape Falcon Kayak FREE Greenland Paddle Building Series. In these videos I share the super efficient system I developed to build paddles with my kayak building students.
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All Comments (2)
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I just finished my first Greenland paddle using your plans and got to test it this weekend. I have no previous experience paddling with a Greenland paddle, but your pointing out in another video to tilt it forward a bit meant that paddling worked beautifully the first time out on the water. I'll be honest and say it performed much better than I'd even hoped. Thank you for sharing your experience, passion and knowledge!
