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2 • WoodenBoat 216
Number 216September/October 2010
Features
33 Boat Care the Beetle Way Lessons in seasonal
maintenance Stan Grayson
40 Building a Model Sailing Yacht, Part 1
An International 110 Class sloop Alan Suydam
48 Woven Boats of Vietnam Wood-and-bamboo hulls are light,
resilient and efficient Ken Preston
56 FirSt light Preserving craftsmanship in
production Timothy K. Smith
62 Champlain longboats Reading, writing, and...
rowing Geoff Kerr
68 Scend of the Sea The marine art of
Geoff Hunt Bruce Stannard
76 the russcraft 7 A day yacht Down Under John D. Little
82 great lakes Wooden Bulk Freighters America’s Long Ships George D. Jepson
100Design Challenge ii Winner of our second fuel-efficient power -
boat design contest Matthew P. Murphy
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September/October 2010 • 3
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ReadeR SeRviceS
114 How to Reach Us
118 Boatbrokers
121 Boatbuilders
129 Kits and Plans
134 Classified
143 Index to Advertisers
TeaR-ouT SupplemenT
Getting Started in Boats: Layup and Off-Season Storage Rich Hilsinger
Cover: The First Light powerboats from
Pease Boat Works of Chatham, Massa chu
setts, are built on a semiproduction
basis—a process that allows both efficient
construction and a variety of options for
customization.See Page 56
Photograph by Christopher Smith
pages 16/17
depaRTmenTS
5 Editor’s Page Winter’s Work
8 Letters
10 Apprentice’s Workbench Fitting Thwarts Greg Rössel
13 Fo’c’s’le In Praise of Dinghies David Kasanof
18 Currents edited by Tom Jackson
90 In Focus NELLIE: A 35' Waterline Herreshoff
Sloop Katherine Mehls
97 Wood Technology Better REDD Than Dead Richard Jagels
101 Designs Fitzgerald 58: A classic cruiser
for a new century Robert W. Stephens
104 Launchings… and Relaunchings Karen Wales
109 The WoodenBoat Review • Alone at Sea W.H. Bunting • Conant Planking Clamp Greg Rössel • Books Received
115 Calendar of Events
144 Save a Classic OLD BALDIE:
A Friendship Sloop Maynard Bray
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