Skinboat Manufacture, Teil 4, canoe build, skin-on-frame, DIY Kanu

[@ЮрийВикторович-о6с]

Не каждому мастеру удается хорошо показать процесс,но у тебя получилось првосходно

[@einufo]

Immer spannend zuzusehen, wie das Boot sich "entwickelt". Gruß Tino

[@donnicodemo9263]

Looks very good. Thanks.

[@angargoy7181]

Very well I work my congratulations. regards

[@garybarker9139]

Use a loop of twine to pull the end binding through.

[@rodrigoscapellato9939]

congratulations one more spectacular your work and if you can answer my question in the previous video is for all thanks

[@chipsterb4946]

Wonderful series of videos. Thank you! Question: why glue and lash the stringer/rib joints? I thought that lashing was used to allow a little bit of flexibility in the frame. Adding glue eliminates that.

[@bluewondercanoe]

ChipsterB thx. Of course flexible Frame. But not for freestyle canoeing on flat water... That's my passion...

[@cris2rire]

Schöne arbeit , ich lebe in Frankreich, wo kann man die pläne bekommen ? Danke

[@coburnlowman]

Can someone please tell me what he's using for the floor? This is an awesome build. Just wish he'd of left it natural wood grain. I didn't watch this series for a long time because from the pic it looks like a metal frame. I've learned a lot from these videos tho.

[@نادرأبوأنس-ز3ن]

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[@johnbreiby9624]

Very well-presented video! Thank you.Eine klein ding: auf Englisch "molls" solte "Molds" sein.

[@bluewondercanoe]

Thanks for your comment and the nice correction of my english. again: thanks a lot !