JEM Watercraft

I've been snowed in a couple days now so I was able to get a good start on my Sasquatch. This is my first build and so far I'm having a blast. I'm not posting a lot of details since I am a beginner and wouldn't want any other newbies picking up my bad habits.
Loosely stitched together.








Started tacking seams.

Dang Dan, it's lookin good. Looks like an old pros doing it.

Richard

Thanks Richard I have really enjoyed it so far. I am already trying to decide on which one to build next.

I haven't started my first yet (have the plans,glass,and epoxy though) and I already have 4 in queue! I think the one your working on will be my second one.

Richard

A few more pictures

Dan, that's looking Great! You're doing a top job. If this is your first build, Mate I look forward to seeing what you produce when you get some experience

G.day Dan,

Your build is brilliant so far. I built the prototype of this boat ad i just can't say how pleased I am to see more of them being built.

Sas 16-33 is in my opinion, the finest stitch and glue open canoe design - in that size range, available. You are going to bloody love this boat mate. They are fast, stable and a joy to paddle with absolutely no bad habits

Just to whet ya appetite mate. Taken yesterday.

Thanks guys for the kind words. It's been a joy so far. I'll try to post more pictures this weekend if I can find the time to get more done on it. We are having a 13th birthday party for my grandson tomorrow and I have been elected to barbecue some ribs.

You're doing some great work there, Mr. I like the color of the wood you're using, what type is it? Post more pics........Phishtech

Since this is my first build I went with cheap luan plywood from Lowes. The decks where made from some ash I had left over from another project the same as the white oak I am using for the gunnels. I will try to get some more pictures posted tomorrow.