The nosepiece, hacked approximately to shape. It is rough enough to suggest it might have been done with the traditional adze, but it was the modern sabersaw.
posted by Niel Malan @ 14:26
Friday, January 06, 2006
The nosepiece, hacked approximately to shape. It is rough enough to suggest it might have been done with the traditional adze, but it was the modern sabersaw.
I am building the Argie 10 sailing dinghy. Its a simple design suitable for beginners.
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