Building a skin-on-frame Tahe Greenland kayak - Part 1

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00:00 Intro
03:06 Defining our goal
06:35 Shaping the gunnels
09:39 Marking the ribs and deck beams
14:15 Mortising for ribs
17:48 Crowning the gunnels
22:12 Cutting the ramp and deck notch
22:56 Springing the gunnels to shape
25:16 Kerfing the ends
28:59 Pinning the ends
32:13 Collar tie lashing
36:46 Drawings overview

[DickvanZanten]

Nice, someone giving background and insight in building a SOF boat. I built a low baidarka hull that Imarried to agreenland deck for improved rolling and lower windage. Narrow, sleek and long paddling machine with ultralow displacement ( 6, 2 m by 0, 59m wide @ 100 kilo displacement weighing 14 kilograms) Fast paddler, good seakeeping boat and the perfect surfer that rolls like a pencil. If you're interested I can send a link for download of fotographs.
Dick van Zanten, Netherlands.

[mattevans-koch]

Sunday afternoon and a cup of coffee and a great second watch. Always a pleasure. Thank you Mark.

[scotthepworth]

Very nice kayak model Mark. I look forward to your full size kayak build of this Tahe.

[lunkydog]

@12:30 referring to back when you were working in the Arc building business. I missed that in the Patreon preview yesterday.😂😂

[qaannat]

It won't let me order the drawings cause no shipping method specified... I sent your contact form on your site...

[markwentland]

Nice model Mark !! what kind of wood are you using ? looks like spruce.