Jackson Sea Skiff

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  1. johnwilly
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    johnwilly johnwilly

    Help !!
    I have started to build a 13.5 ft Sea Skiff designed in the 50`s by William D Jackson.

    Unfortunately I am working from a magazine article, and the plans, as such are rather sketchy.

    I have managed to make the forms and frame,plus the transom and prow, I am having a problem with shaping the keelson and keel,plus joining everything together, I would appreciate any help from someone who has built this boat or anything like it.

    I have never tackled anything like this before, and am making it in conjunction with our local Mens Shed organisation.

    Many thanks

    John W
     
  2. Fjordland
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    The same Project

    Hi John,
    I just startet the same project last week:) The Frames are ready, Transom and Bow shape also. Next I will fabricate the longitudinal stringers before I start to plank the hull. I could provide you with Photos and information while i build, to guide you through the project.
    Greetings from the Baltic Sea, Thies
     
  3. NoahWannabe
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  4. johnwilly
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    johnwilly johnwilly

    Thank you everyone for the responses !
    Noah, I looked at the site you reccomended, these plans mirror the one`s I have already, I downloaded them as they are clearer, thank you !

    Thies
    what a coincidence !, I will certainly take you up on your offer, I am leaving now for the shed, I will take some photo`s and attempt to download them,
    ( bit of an idiot on computers)
    Kind regards

    John
     
  5. Fjordland
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    Hej John,
    if you manage to upload the pictures please tell me how, I'm not very familiar with computers, too. On Monday I'll be back in my Shop to make pictures. But of course I will comment your pictures if they are on;)
    Regards, Thies
     
  6. johnwilly
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    johnwilly johnwilly

    Sea Skiff

    Hi Thies
    Tried to download shots of work so far,but the program tels me my files are to big so I will have to consut someone:confused::confused::confused: I changed the strong back from a single plank to a double for stability, I will revert to a single at the prow when I start fitting the prow etc.

    Look forward to hearing from youhttp://www.boatdesign.net/forums/images/smilies/confused.gif

    Kind regards

    John W
     
  7. johnwilly
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    johnwilly johnwilly

    Hi thies

    the administrators have sent me a suggestion for re-sizing my photofiles, I will try it this afternoon, if it does not work, suggest we go to e-mails ?

    the site is imageresizer.codeplex.com

    My e-mail is johnwillcock@rocketmail.com

    speak soon

    John w
     
  8. Fjordland
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    personal message

    Hej John,
    I'll contact you in the evening direct by your mail, which I noticed.
    Perherps you would like to delete your adress from the public post?

    Greetings, Thies
     

  9. johnwilly
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    johnwilly johnwilly

    OK Thies

    Just spent hours messing around with pictures, will wait for your E- Mail

    thanks

    John
     
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