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  • Wooden Boat Renovation: New Life for Old Boats Using Modern Methods

    Wooden Boat Renovation: New Life for Old Boats Using Modern Methods by Trefethen, Jim;

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    • Kiadó International Marine
    • Megjelenés dátuma 1992. december 16.

    • ISBN 9780070652392
    • Kötéstípus Keménykötés
    • Terjedelem302 oldal
    • Méret 236x190x25 mm
    • Súly 767 g
    • Nyelv angol
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    This book is about fixing up old boats made of wood. For many people, a boat isn't a boat unless it's made of wood. The psychological and philosophical reasons for needing to own a boat made from honest trees instead of the material that L. Francis Herreshoff characterized as "frozen snot" needn't concern us. But in this day and age, hard-nosed economics and the ubiquitous bottom line certainly should.

    FACT: You can buy a repairable wooden boat and renovate and remodel it for a lot less money than you can buy and renovate a plastic or metal of similar size and condition.

    Jim Trefethen has renovated dozens of good old wooden boats, and in this book he's sharing his collected wisdom, craftsmanship, and penury with you. It will supply you with the basic skills you'll need to successfully renovate an old wooden boat--any old wooden boat, from a 16-foot canoe to a 50-foot cruiser, and everything in between--provided the boat actually is repairable (and you'll learn how to determine that, too). After you've read Wooden Boat Renovation, we hope you come away knowing what is possible and how to accomplish it. Then we hope you actually do it.

    This book is about fixing up old boats made of wood. For many people, a boat isn't a boat unless it's made of wood. The psychological and philosophical reasons for needing to own a boat made from honest trees instead of the material that L. Francis Herreshoff characterized as "frozen snot" needn't concern us. But in this day and age, hard-nosed economics and the ubiquitous bottom line certainly should.

    FACT: You can buy a repairable wooden boat and renovate and remodel it for a lot less money than you can buy and renovate a plastic or metal of similar size and condition.

    Jim Trefethen has renovated dozens of good old wooden boats, and in this book he's sharing his collected wisdom, craftsmanship, and penury with you. It will supply you with the basic skills you'll need to successfully renovate an old wooden boat--any old wooden boat, from a 16-foot canoe to a 50-foot cruiser, and everything in between--provided the boat actually is repairable (and you'll learn how to determine that, too). After you've read Wooden Boat Renovation, we hope you come away knowing what is possible and how to accomplish it. Then we hope you actually do it.

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    Acknowledgments

    Introduction

    Chapter One: Why Wood?

    Is Fiberglass Really Easier to Maintain?

    Fiberglass Boats Last Forever

    Wood Rots and Fiberglass Delaminates

    Wooden Boats Cost a Lot to Build

    Plastic Boats Have More Space

    Used Wooden Boats Cost Less

    Wooden Boats Are Real Boats

    Wooden Boats Are Traditional Boats

    Chapter Two: Selecting the Perfect Project Boat

    Attemptus Futilitus

    What Kind of Boat Do We Want?

    Where Can We Work?

    Let's Stop Planning and Start Looking

    Where Do We Look?

    What to Look For

    Narrowing the Field

    Negotiations

    The Offer to Purchase

    Get a Survey

    Financing Your Purchase

    So Let's Buy It Already

    Chapter Three: Work Schedule and Budget

    Planning with a Computer

    The Work Schedule

    The Project Budget

    Chapter Four: Something About Tools

    Buy the Best--You Deserve It

    Used Tools Are Good Tools

    Borrow if You Can, Rent if You Must

    Keep It Sharp

    The Basic Tool Kit

    The Tool Box

    Saws

    Chisels and Gouges

    Planes

    Measuring and Marking Tools

    Power Tools

    Circular Saws

    Bandsaws

    Planers

    Jointers

    The Drill Press

    Power Sanders

    Hand Drills

    Routers

    Chapter Five: Boatbuilding Woods

    Grades of Lumber

    Sawing and Drying Lumber

    Rain-Forest Woods

    Oak

    Teak

    Mahogany

    Cedar

    Cypress

    Sitka Spruce

    Douglas Fir

    Larch

    Plywood

    Marine Plywood

    The Affordable Alternative

    Veneers

    Chapter Six: Just for the Hull of It

    Defining Terms

    Hull Repairs

    Carvel Planking

    Strip Planking

    Lapstrake Planking

    Plywood

    Cold-Molded Hulls

    Chapter Seven: Hull Repairs

    Epoxy

    Hull Flexibility

    Refastening

    Frame Repairs

    Laminating Bent Frames

    Plank Repairs

    Spiling

    Carvel Planking

    Lapstrake Planks

    Strip Planking

    Plywood

    Fiberglassing Wooden Hulls

    Chapter Eight: All Hands on Deck

    Deck Leaks

    The Fiberglass Option

    Doing the Job

    Wooden Decks and Other Forms of Self-Flagellation

    Cabin Trunk and Deckhouse

    Spars and Rigging

    Chapter Nine: Internal Spaces

    The Tick-Stick Trick

    The Built-Up Bulkhead

    Interior Cabinetry

    Drawers

    Louvered Doors

    Sinks and Countertops

    Chapter Ten: Little Boats--Big Memories

    Works in Progress

    Renovating Runabouts

    Renovating Canvas-Covered Boats

    Renovating Lapstrake Boats

    Chapter Eleven: The Finishing Touch

    Surface Preparation

    Sandpaper

    Sanding New Work

    Sanding Old Work

    Varnish

    The Epoxy Undercoat

    Brushes for Varnish

    Applying Varnish

    Maintaining Varnish

    Polyurethane

    Paint

    Surface Preparation for Painting

    Epoxy Base Coat

    The Prime Coat

    Brushes for Paint

    Applying Paint

    Appendix A: Suggested Reading

    Appendix B: Sources of Supply

    Glossary

    Index

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