Nice to see your podcast, but I wish folks could actually see Corey's work. He is a trusted friend plus offers a beautiful handling of his craft. Great place to take a class and carry away an exceptionally light, strong watercraft fitted to the student.

Corey is an amazing person and resource. With his guidance, and materials, I made an SOF Baidarka. A really enjoyable experience.

You should talk to the guys in New Yorks Adirondack’s about the Adirondack guideboat. The museum at blue mountain lake would be the spot to reach out to

Mark. Yes glad to. 😊 Woodenboatdan@gmail.com Merry Christmas!

About to start the Peeler Skiff. Was wondering if I could bounce some ideas off you.

Very neat job well done.

Nice looking canoe!

can you use epoxy fillets when using polyester resin and fiberglass over top?

Your calm focus and organized approach are keys to quality work

What is the filler made of

thanks for the roller tip.

Nice video! One question. Can that also be used like Bondo that can be easily sanded?

What is the filler material made out of? loved the video!

Nice lookin good instruction. I move fast and use more but very good for someone to learn. This is the way to do it folks.

you can also just cut the corner off a ziploc.. instead of the pastry tip thingy.

awesome!

Ps freezer bags work as well

Where did you get the pre-cut puzzle joint panels from Dan?

Excellent video. Just getting ready to start fillets on my 18' Simmons Sea Skiff motor well. I'm curious about the wood fillet tools and stir stick and the de natured alcohol. Does soaking the stick prevent sticking? It looks like you are able to reuse all of them, but I can't even seem to keep the purpose made plastic sticks clean fro more then a few uses.

Thanks Dan, very informative. I use the wife's cake making supplies also. One thing I might ad though, get a longer piece of PVC pipe to use as your roller to push the mix down the bag. They can also make good fillet tools as well. Cheers for the video, Nick.

Very sound advice! "Every time you're at the boat, do something!" Well you've certainly got a beautiful boat! Congratulations and may you have many years of enjoyment.

Dave - I used the mixture that Russell Brown recommends - 2 parts 406, 2 parts 407 and 1 part 404. It works great! Dan

Dan - which West filler do you use for filleting? Is that 404 High Density or 407 Low Density? I did not hear it mentioned. Thx.

After capsizing, righting and re-entering last weekend, YOU BET I AM!!! Know of anyone about 5'9" that wants to sell their dry suit? :-) I really want to feel what its like to need TWO or THREE reefs in that sail!

Awesome Keith. Glad you like it. Your boat is great. Are you going to be sailing during the winter? Dan

Thanks for posting this Dan. You captured a special moment for me.

I will get to it eventually :D

Dan, You should use your canon for video.

Thanks Roger. The plans were corrected in the version I had, so it worked out great. I carved the Greenland paddle from a block of cedar. Best, Dan

Nice build, she looks great! How were the plans in the Canoe Shop Book? I heard there were some errors in the lofting. Did you make the paddle also? You might consider a longer paddle, it might be more ergonomic for you and move you better as well. Well done!