Lets Build a 17' Wooden Sailboat Part One
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Published 2023-12-17
All Comments (21)
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Just finished building a 14 foot Whitehall, but I've liked the Penobscot 17 design for years. Excellent video.
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What a star shop dog is❤ Loved the tool pouch😂🤗🤓 the boat looks really classy,,,, I’d love to have one of these but haven’t the first idea how to sail😢😂😂
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The video it is very understandable ,the process is presented step by step and I wish for the best result . Greetings from Piraeus Greece.
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Greetings from Ottawa, Canada. I'm slowly starting to work on my Penobscot 17 and find your vid very informative. Thank you for posting.
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Lovely to watch this - an easily driven hull. Interesting that the centrboard case is offset and not directly over the keel. I would have varnished the transom, but the paint job is also first rate.
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I loved this! I’m gearing up to build the Penobscot 14 and this was super helpful. I can’t wait for the next episode!! Great work.
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flipping is always so sweet. looks great
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The stern is the back of the boat. Your first cut was the stem, front of the boat! Good luck with it all🙂
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Amazing, cant wait for next part!
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Great build bud, Excited to see it in the water!
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Can't wait to see it in the water under sail!
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Nice job. 👍
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Was going out to Monhegan and encountered a family sailing one of these back to the island with all their groceries, the swells were so tall you couldn't see the boat when it was in the trough, amazing
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good stuff. router scares the hell out of me too. subscribing!
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Great choice lovely lines should go like stink. Oak branches and stumps will provide the necessary shaped knees you need, should you want grown timber the correct shape.But nothing wrong with laminated stock.
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This is nice, building a sail boat like this is my dream, looking forward of your new episodes, good luck bro!
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good work!!!🤙
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Супар обводы, Один из лучшего что я видел!!!
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Question for ya: I'm in the process of cutting out the frames and have most of them done, but looking at them they seem awfully small, or "shallow", i.e., like the finished boat will have very little freeboard. They just don't look like they'll amount to a substantial boat, even though all the vids and pics I've seen on the internet indicate that it is a reasonably sized dinghy. Is this just a sort of optical illusion that disappears once they are set up on the jig?
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Не работа, а наслаждение. Мебель классная в кадре. Сам делал?
