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pamul

does anyone have a unused copy of canoe craft b y ted moores any help would be great

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Git101

pamul wrote: »

does anyone have a unused copy of canoe craft b y ted moores any help would be great

The last time you asked about this book I posted a link to it on Amazon. In fairness the link is not working properly at the moment, so here it is again, maybe it will work this time, if not put the name and author here.
There are unused (new) copies there for about £10

pamul

great stuff thank you, ive sourced both easons and amazon as a supplier but i was hoping to keep the tradtition of selling on books alive may be its a keeper for most whom buy a copy, my local library and national stock has not got a copy thanks for help:)

carthoris

You can also get it for new on The Book depository - I find this good as there is no registration needed and the price you see is the price you pay:
http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/book/9781552093429/Canoecraft

Abe Books deals with second hand books and they have some copies of it for sale, but once you factor in some expensive postage costs it is often cheaper to buy new:
http://www.abebooks.co.uk/servlet/SearchResults?an=ted+moores&bt.x=0&bt.y=0&sts=t&tn=canoecraft

Ebay is also an option, but again it appears no cheaper than buying new.

pamul

well done carthoris thanks for taking the time kind regards patrick:)

pamul

any tips on form making and lofting /reading drawings i got a good pdf from www.summerbeam.com its a drawing from canoe craft from ted moores

pamul

can anyone help me with reading this drawing many thanks in advace:)

Wildly Boaring

Yeah sure, what in particular you having trouble with?

pamul

hi scanlone transfering the measurments from the drawing onto plywood to make station moulds

Wildly Boaring

Bit hard to do over the net but basically all set out for you on page 2.

The dimensions for the forms 0 to 7 are shown in the top right corner. These include the size required to sit on a table as shown in the end view (small drawing, top left)

He then shows the exact position of each form in the elevation (main drawing in the middle of the page)

The "12inch reference line" drawn on both stern and bow must match with middle of the cross in each form drawing

fair play to anyone who gets 5/8 inch ply into those bends. I'd stick to the 1/2 inch at a maximum.

That's all prob as clear as mud

pamul

hi scanlone many thanks
regards patrick:)

pamul

het teds
ive found a great guy in maine north east most usa search cncroutingandesign

pamul

for complete free drawins duckworks.com and on how to boatbuildercentral.com ,duckworks boatbuilder are thr best value for resin kits

pamul

hey teds
another company is northwoods canoe co they supply part kits and full kits:)