Traditional swedish boat

[imported_Ola Sylwan]

http://hem.fyristorg.com/rundgatting/ut2.jpg
Traditional swedish boat.

More pictures here:

http://hem.fyristorg.com/rundgatting/english.htm

Didn´t do that right, did I?

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[Bateau Boy]

In Aug. 1990 Wooden Boat did an article on Chip Stulen called the Bjorkedal connection showing the same as you post. It was a 16' Faering. He is in Sutton Bay, Michigan. I thought it was very interesting building technigue. Is that the same as the web site you show?

[imported_Ola Sylwan]

Hi BB.
It is common clinker or lapstrake construction as is the faering by Chip.
The Faering is a Norwegian type of boat, this boat is Swedish.
As I remember it, Chip cut some corners by eliminating the rabbets in the stem and sternpost which, in my opinion, is bad practice.
In the old days a boat like this was usually built with only one mould or even without moulds.
Ola.

[Dave Fleming]

Heh, I kept a 'zipper on my lipper' for you to get things right on that photo posting.

Nice little craft, thanks for the info.

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