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Résumé :
AcknowledgmentsIntroduction1. The DesignThe Greenland Design as a Recreational Kayak
Anthropometric Measurement
2. ToolsCircular Saw Blades
Drill Bits
Keeping Your Tools Sharp
The Art of the Jig
The Steam Box
Safety
Wood DustSafety Glasses and Hearing ProtectionOn the Water3. MaterialsWood
Grain OrientationBending StockFabric
Deck Lines
Deck Fittings
4. FasteningsLashing Material
Knots and Lashings
The Eskimo KnotThe Water KnotLashingsTrunnels
5. MillingRipping
Ripping Gunwales to ThicknessStationary Circular Saw Ripping JigRipping on a Table SawPlaning
Wedge Bench HoldfastMachine PlaningScarfing
Glue ScarfsTraditional Scarf JointsHooked Scarfs for Chines and Keelson6. Getting StartedLaying Out the Gunwales
Building Forms
7. The FrameworkOrienting the Gunwales
Marking the Gunwales
Cutting Rib Mortises
Mortising by HandMortise MachineRouter MortisingShaping the Gunwales
Cutting the Deck Beam Mortises
Mortising by HandMortise MachineBeveling the Gunwales
The Building Forms
Beveling the Gunwale Tips
Hollowing the Sheer
Preparing for Deck Beams
Straight Deck Beams
Cutting the Straight Deck Beams to LengthMarking the TenonsArched Deck Beams
Cutting Tenons
Cutting Tenons on Arched Deck BeamsCutting Tenons on Straight Deck BeamsTest Fitting
An Alternative to Mortise-and-Tenon Joints for the Deck Beams
Assembling the Gunwales
Locking the Gunwales and Deck Beams
Trunnels to Join the Ends of the Gunwales
Pegging the Tenons
Deck Beam Lashings
8. The HullThe Rib Gauge
Cutting Ribs to Size
Thinning the Ends of the Ribs
The JointerThe Router TableThe Table SawHand ToolsThe Bending Jig
Steaming and Bending
Pinning the Ribs
Bow and Stern Blocks
Attaching the Keelson
Adjusting the Sheer and RockerPegging the KeelsonTrimming the Ends of the KeelsonCentering the KeelsonFairing BlocksThe Running LashingRunning Lashings Through HolesChines
Positioning the ChinesLashing the Chines
9. Finishing the FrameStem Plates
Masik
The Masik PatternNaturally Curved StockA Laminated MasikStraight-Grained StockA 3-D Template for the Masik NotchesInstalling the MasikDeck Ridges
Trial Run
Oiling the Frame
The Cockpit Hoop
The Coaming Flange
Floorboards
10. Skinning the KayakPulling Longitudinal Tension
Pulling Transverse Tension
Working SoloWorking with a PartnerThe Decks
Stretching the DecksSewing
Installing the Coaming
Lacing the CoamingCoatings
Aircraft DopeTwo-Part Urethane11. Deck FittingsLeather
Beads
Sliders
Deck-Line Placement
12. The PaddleLaminating a Paddle Blank
Shaping the Paddle
Paddle Armor
Tapering the Blades
Rounding the Shaft
Trimming the Blade E...
Biographie:
Christopher Cunningham has been the editor of Sea Kayaker magazine, America's leading sea kayak publication, since 1989. His father first took him paddling at the age of 4 or 5. He rebuilt his first kayak in the early 1970s and has been building kayaks since 1979. He taught Greenland kayak construction at the WoodenBoat school for three years, with seven students each year producing their own kayaks. He has built four 1:5 scale models of traditional kayak frames for the Alaska State Museum and was featured building a Greenland kayak in a one-half hour episode of Craftsmen of the World for Japanese Public Television. Chris has twice rowed up the Inside Passage from Washington to Alaska, paddled 2,500 miles from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico, and rowed 2,400 miles from Pittsburgh to Florida. HOMETOWN: Seattle, Washington...
Sommaire:
AcknowledgmentsIntroduction1. The DesignThe Greenland Design as a Recreational Kayak
Anthropometric Measurement
2. ToolsCircular Saw Blades
Drill Bits
Keeping Your Tools Sharp
The Art of the Jig
The Steam Box
Safety
Wood DustSafety Glasses and Hearing ProtectionOn the Water3. MaterialsWood
Grain OrientationBending StockFabric
Deck Lines
Deck Fittings
4. FasteningsLashing Material
Knots and Lashings
The Eskimo KnotThe Water KnotLashingsTrunnels
5. MillingRipping
Ripping Gunwales to ThicknessStationary Circular Saw Ripping JigRipping on a Table SawPlaning
Wedge Bench HoldfastMachine PlaningScarfing
Glue ScarfsTraditional Scarf JointsHooked Scarfs for Chines and Keelson6. Getting StartedLaying Out the Gunwales
Building Forms
7. The FrameworkOrienting the Gunwales
Marking the Gunwales
Cutting Rib Mortises
Mortising by HandMortise MachineRouter MortisingShaping the Gunwales
Cutting the Deck Beam Mortises
Mortising by HandMortise MachineBeveling the Gunwales
The Building Forms
Beveling the Gunwale Tips
Hollowing the Sheer
Preparing for Deck Beams
Straight Deck Beams
Cutting the Straight Deck Beams to LengthMarking the TenonsArched Deck Beams
Cutting Tenons
Cutting Tenons on Arched Deck BeamsCutting Tenons on Straight Deck BeamsTest Fitting
An Alternative to Mortise-and-Tenon Joints for the Deck Beams
Assembling the Gunwales
Locking the Gunwales and Deck Beams
Trunnels to Join the Ends of the Gunwales
Pegging the Tenons
Deck Beam Lashings
8. The HullThe Rib Gauge
Cutting Ribs to Size
Thinning the Ends of the Ribs
The JointerThe Router TableThe Table SawHand ToolsThe Bending Jig
Steaming and Bending
Pinning the Ribs
Bow and Stern Blocks
Attaching the Keelson
Adjusting the Sheer and RockerPegging the KeelsonTrimming the Ends of the KeelsonCentering the KeelsonFairing BlocksThe Running LashingRunning Lashings Through HolesChines
Positioning the ChinesLashing the Chines
9. Finishing the FrameStem Plates
Masik
The Masik PatternNaturally Curved StockA Laminated MasikStraight-Grained StockA 3-D Template for the Masik NotchesInstalling the MasikDeck Ridges
Trial Run
Oiling the Frame
The Cockpit Hoop
The Coaming Flange
Floorboards
10. Skinning the KayakPulling Longitudinal Tension
Pulling Transverse Tension
Working SoloWorking with a PartnerThe Decks
Stretching the DecksSewing
Installing the Coaming
Lacing the CoamingCoatings
Aircraft DopeTwo-Part Urethane11. Deck FittingsLeather
Beads
Sliders
Deck-Line Placement
12. The PaddleLaminating a Paddle Blank
Shaping the Paddle
Paddle Armor
Tapering the Blades
Rounding the Shaft
Trimming the Blade E...