Building a Skin-on-Frame Canoe, Part 14: A new hybrid single/double blade canoe.

An overview of our latest canoe design of 2018.

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[leonjohansson]

Great boats. I'm a big water kayaker from back-in-the-day. One thing we never did with any white water boat, is put a tether on it long enough to wrap around an ankle or arm. A 3 foot cord could trap you underwater if it got wrapped. Keep the cord short, less than 6 inches, or no cord at all.

[jonfisher]

I love the craftsmanship that's gone into your canoes. I have a plastic kayak and have always been frustrated by the material when modifying it. I need to sell it and build one of these!

[Cgraseck]

Glad to see you doing well!
Cheers,
Chris

[ernestancrum]

I'm stoked for the finished product and ensuing instructionals. Great job on doing your homework for all of the most likely scenarios and usability factors.

[Cgraseck]

Great vid. Can’t wait to see more kayak videos!
Cheers,
Chris

[jimdodd]

Some Great ideas ! I'm afraid there might be a Skin on Frame build in my Future ! Thanks !

[tdayuk]

Watch a few of the videos already, thank you much for sharing, some amazing work going into these designs. Do you have a patreon site?

[garyherbertson]

Your new mast step does not allow for the quick raising of the mast like you showed previously. How does it work now?

[HoangNguyen-hvqy]

Are the full size canoes able to nest into each other like the original pak canoes?

[qaannat]

Will you please move down the street from me? We have easy access to the water, and a lot of it.

[seagriz]

Do you have the lines of this boat with the progressive rocker available. Sounds great and I have no interest in the sail.