This past week’s goal was to scarf the gunwales. I cut the scarfs using a sled based on the one shown here.

The gallery below has some pictures from my trials and tribulations in fiberglassing the inside of the hull. The weave is mostly filled and I’m leaving it like this.

I picked up a Habitat Iconic Selego yesterday. 8" x 31", it should be a sweet cruiser and able to do some small tricks.

If you don’t know anything about linux or unix, you probably won’t get it…

Want to know why GM and Chrysler need $X00bill and bankruptcy? Because their cars suck. Have you seen one of their new ugly hummer things with a sloped roof like the stupid Avalanche truck that they also sell?

The past couple of days I finished fiberglassing the inside of the hull of the canoe. It was really difficult but I also learned a lot.

This morning I read several reports on the hazards of using reusable shopping bags. The fears relate to poisoning from bacteria, fungi and microbes.

Another one of my photos made it into Rick Mercer’s Photo Challenge, #22/25

I finished scraping the inside of the hull this past weekend. I enjoyed this part of the build, as it didn’t involve any epoxy or electric power tools (ie ROS).