Building A Cedar Strip Canoe (Part 3) | Rippin' Strips & Laying Strips 

great to see son and dad together enjoying each others company. I wish I had that with my father. I do as much as i can with my son.

Great series, i have the same table saw and found a thin rip jig that works great in the miter slot for repeating rips. I use it for laminating handmade trout nets. Keep up the great work

I built my kayak with that radius on the strips. It has more advantages than disadvantages. I like the fact that I did not have a feather edge to break. The larger radius has no trouble pushing the curve of the hull.

Very interesting project and so great to see you doing this with your dad. Really enjoying watching the progress. Tight lines Mark

I am excited to see it with all the strips on. Hope all is well Paul. Been rainy down here for a week now hope you have had better weather. Hopefully i will get myself a couple gobblers this weekend!

I understand you did not scarf the strips? We’re the staple holes visible after finishing? Great video!

It's killing me to head that stapler pop. I will use lots of blocks and clamps rather than put all those holes in that beautiful wood.