How to Assemble the Little AUK Strongback: Step-by-Step Guide S4-E4

[@tomtruesdale6901]

That strong back is a piece of art, and those spacer blocks and wedges is something I would have never thought about. Great job Sir.

[@davidhartmann5492]

You are the Bob Ross of boatbuilding, love the detail and really enjoy watching these boats come together.

[@jasonhammond4640]

Both of these look like a really good system for construction. Everything seems very well thought out.

[@joecioe8566]

Spacers was a good idea. and the wedges made for a nice clamp.

[@robertgroves6186]

Another very well done video! Love the separation pieces & the wedge system. Thank you.

[@dion9146]

love the side by side comparison. I've been weighing the pros and cons of each, and am also considering a skin on frame kayak.

[@trueadrn]

at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="180">3:00</a> min in the video, the print reads 118 and 7/32 " but you cut at 118" ? I feel that missed something?

[@horatiohornblower868]

My thought exactly! That boat will be 1 inch short.

[@SalvatoreFeudi]

I'm not sure which type I like better. The Stitch-and-glue looks easier, but the Strongback uses a more traditional method. I'm going to have to watch more because I'm still on the fence, Bob. Great video and very helpful. Please, be careful of those splinters!

[@voodoochild1954]

Bob, are those spacers mentioned in the plans or was that your idea?

[@kathysarmcandy1992]

*Bob, when you're finished, can you weigh it please? I'm considering carbon fiber for the inside, 4oz glass outside, and sanding down to 3/16". Also 11'. My plan is to carry two of these into the high country in the Wind River Range, Wy. for glacier pond fun. Thanks.

[@javierherrera6389]

Gracias Bob y gracias por la traducción al español.Yo vivo en Chile.Hasta pronto.