Classic Australian Wooden Power Boat Association

hey ray, has been a while, to long!!!! sorry don't have any more info but a y block would be cool. the hydro sounds like fun and would you realy expect anything with boats to be easy? lifes rolling on as it tends to do. I havn't been working on any of the boats lately but shortly I plan on doing som...

hey ray, ive been told that your skiff was called woodee and raced from ballarat. I think its written on the transom somewhere aswell. when I removed the deck there was no sign of name or other info but it had been converted from a skiff to runabout years ago. the cav plate that was on the boat when...

Sure is a beautiful boat. Nice work darren. Did you two pack clear the deck??? If so how many coats? Brian

hi guys. im looking at buying 10 sheets of ply from denman marine in tassy, they convinced with me thier website that they sell the best marine ply avaliable. if anyone else is looking at buying ply we may be able to freight it in one order so save freight. im going to call them tommorow in regards ...

ill agree with dave. i was the silly prick who didnt listen when he told and advised about epoxy and clear. i still went ahead with it and guess what. it bloomed. dont go the epoxy route

its going to be a long nite drinking that bottle

hahaha i like that

by the looks of that pic even ray was into racing long before the worry came along. good to see ya still into it ray

Yep mine has the ply on the keel. I got the plans out and hes done a few extras which make sense. I lost motivation for boats and this one has certainly got me going again. Ill be in melbourne monday picking up all the brass screws the owner had then i can make some progress. I cant wait

yep 6 inches between each as you suggest. the supports are about 70mm wide and quiet thick. they are checked into the frames but thats what the plans show so should be ok. will find out sooner or later :P its quiet interesting to look at how its built. certainly allot of hours involved and im glad i...