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A fully detailed study of the methods of building small craft of all types in glued clinker (lapstrake) construction.
Softcover, A4 size, profusely illustrated, 170 pages.
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|  Paul Gartside has now published his first book, containing plans and building commentaries for 23 of his own distinctive small craft.
Purchase of the book entitles you to 25% of the price of downloaded plan sets. Offer is now valid to 31st Dec. 2017, and applies to purchases of multiple plan sets.
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| |  by Glen L. Witt
Glen-L Marine Designs 2008. B&W illus., line drawings, 130 pages, soft cover spiral-bound.
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| |  By Sam Rabl
Second Edition 1998.
First published in 1947 and popular ever since, this book introduces the first time builder to all the techniques to build small boats with plywood and adhesives.
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| |  By Howard I. Chapelle.
One of the all time classics of small boat building.
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| |  By David C. 'Bud' McIntosh.
Illustrations by Samuel F. Manning
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| |  By Glen L. Witt, Naval Architect.
If there is any such thing as 'traditional plywood boatbuilding' then this is the text book for it.
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By Barry Thomas
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| |  By David L. Nichols
2006. 96 pages, softcover.
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| |  by Meade Gougeon Fifth Edition. 2005.
The most comprehensive text on wood/epoxy boat construction. Selected Contents,
Hardback, 404 pages. B&W illus and colour plates. |
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| |  By Robert M. Steward.
Fourth Edition 1994
Now in its fourth edition and with 60,000 copies sold this has become the basic textbook on traditional and modern construction.
372 pages. B&W illus. Hardback. |
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| |  By Sam Devlin
Subtitled 'How to build any boat the Stitch-and-Glue Way'
198 pages. B&W illus. Softcover. |
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