Patrick Corry

Hi Bob, I used Titebond III. Plenty of 'open' time to allow for adjustments and clamping. It's a waterproof glue. I bought Gflex...

Yes! I was just thinking of you the other day and wondering if the Litelift restoration was underway. Do you have a method in mind...

A bit more work today. Both stem ends needed replaced and I made some reference marks with measurements to find my new rib tops and...

Here is one for Throwback Thursday. My advice to any single guys out there that hope to get married some day is, "don't wear your socks...

When tripping I typically trim the canoe with my main pack, and a smaller pack which holds my food bag, and daily essentials- this pack...

It's my understanding that traditional spar varnish provides a finish that does not harden to the point of being brittle unlike urethane...

Interesting. I doubt that I'd have ever noticed as I almost never have the radio on but interesting nonetheless. (all due respect to...

Here's a little progress I did yesterday in a fit of boredom. Too cold in my barn shop for any real sustained effort, but I brought the...

Well, there ya go... one more reason to paddle only wood/canvas canoes! :cool:

Apparently I misunderstood your intent. I was not lobbying or advocating for paid advertisers.

I participate in a bicycling forum, https://forums.thepaceline.net/forumdisplay.php?f=3 Vendors are listed there on a header group...

Thanks for your compliment! Don't forget, it's the quarter sawn Sycamore that exhibits that figure when you cut across the medullary...

Here's a little progress. Unfortunately, I can't spend much time out in the barn; between the cold and caring for my currently unwell...

Yes, me too... good to see you back to shop projects. It was your example that led me to embrace this pursuit of wood canvas canoes and...

The Osage Orange is looking intriguing. Not wide enough for a single board paddle and besides, there's very little straight grain...