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Cheap way onto water
12-11-03

Building the Six-Hour Canoe

Probably the cheapest way to get onto water. Built from a single piece of 4 by 16-foot marine plywood, plus some epoxy, this canoe will set you back $150. It might take a pro six hours, but most builders are happy to complete it in a 3-day weekend. This is the design that community boat building programs use; thousands have successfully launched theirs.

-- KK

Building the Six-Hour Canoe
Mike O'Brien and Richard Butz
1998, 65 pages
$11
Tiller Publishing
St. Michaels, MD
410-745-3750
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