Beginners Guide To Boating Stuff!

Discussion in 'All Things Boats & Boating' started by Vulkyn, Jun 26, 2010.

  1. Vulkyn
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    Well since I'm a *cough* noob, i thought i would share some of the links i ran across that helped me along the way.
    Might help!
    I will keep adding them as i go along ....

    Some links where given by the good people in this great forum .... so thanks !!

    Boat Terms & Glossary (Thanks to ancient kayaker)
    http://www.sailinglinks.com/glossary.htm

    Wood expert explorer! (Thanks to Apex)
    http://www.thewoodexplorer.com/veneers/veneer_frame.html

    If any one runs across information that is suited for beginners AKA noobs, please feel free to post it!

    Translation for terms, wood names, etc. for any language (Very helpful if you want to know the terms in in your local language )
    http://translation.babylon.com/

    Glen-L's comprehensive glossary (Thanks to Troy 2000)
    http://www.glen-l.com/resources/glossary.html

    Please feel free to share any information that would help beginners !
     
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    Vulkyn, if you keep looking you will in time have a huge collection of valuable articles. The key is to research all aspects to boating. As you progress other things will begin to catch your interest and after that some more... the good news - and the bad news - is the list is almost endless :D

    But it's great, interesting and learnfull, you can measure your head each night and make sure it doesn't swell too much from the stuff you pump in it ;)
     
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    simple advice

    "They" always told be to be patient and research completely any new idea or supply BEFORE purchasing or cutting holes in the boat etc. Sounded simple enough at the time and I recall those exortation's fondly looking back at how many things fell by the way side!
    Mike
     
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    Thanx all of you for dropping all helpful resources here. I have bookmark them to use them in future. Also looking forward to getting some more useful resources like above. Once again thank you for sharing.
     
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    My head is swelling so i guess thats a good thing! (or it could be the bump i got from hitting my head yesterday.)

    A very good link for boating safety!! (its very helpful to read prior to boat building as it might shine some light on important considerations!)

    http://www.boatingbasicsonline.com/
     
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    In the future we can guide the newbies here :D
     

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    :D well hope this is helpful to others! Imagine 2-3 Vulkyns running around driving every one crazy !!! Hopefully this thread minimizes this "worst case scenario" :D :D
     
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