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I'm sure you'll have a great time building the Storm with your daughter and will do a great job with your previous kayak building experience. I'm almost finished my One Ocean Kayak Storm and my blog...

I would either use Titebond II or III if the blade is going to be fiberglassed and epoxy (West System) if the paddle is just going to be varnished (or similar finish). I've only used Gorilla Glue a...

A few more pics to bring you up to date visually...
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Nice work Steve! I really like the Guillemot and Nick's book has been my bible these past few months. Those inlays/overlays? turned out really well. Any more pics that you care to share?

John

It's been a while since I updated, so you can read about it on my blog with a lot of pictures, but here are a few to tide you over ... http://denmankayaks.wordpress.com/
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I would try to get as much grain showing as possible. It just looks nicer to me. My advice is to cut all your strips at once. If you are going to use bead and cove, then I would also do them all...

Hey Gary - nice kayak you built yourself. Did you blog the build process or have any other pictures that you can add? I just got the stations attached to the strongback and everything is aligned...

Nicely done! I started building a cedar strip kayak over the holidays but haven't moved as quickly as you have. You can see more at my blog ... http://denmankayaks.wordpress.com/

Again, you've...

I got around to building some sawhorses a while back for the kayak and posted the build on my blog (more pictures) if anyone is interested with a cut list ... fairly basic but they are really stable...

The same set showed up under my Christmas tree - you wont be disappointed.

John

Hi everyone,

I've been a lurker almost daily for the past year or so, and formed an account way back when, but I think that this is my first post. My name is John McGillivray and I live on Denman...