Stitch and glue on a strong back works very well, especially with designs that have been configured for the method. change always happens and reading asm's request for a 26 footer straight sections boat, has reminded me that the fl 26 might just suit him very well. page 3 previews the lines.. Stitch and glue techniques. the stitch and glue method of boat construction is faster and lighter than traditional wooden boat building methods. the development of epoxy resins and quality marine plywood has revolutionized wooden boat building for the self builder. this method of building requires very little skill.. The stitch and glue boatbuilding method is an easy way for a beginner to make a plywood boat. in a nutshell stitch and glue boatbuilding has 4 major steps. plywood parts of the boat are measured and cut according to plans. small holes are made around the edges of the pieces..
I wonder what are the size and sailing area limitations for stitch and glue hulls. is it feasible to build 43' ocean sailing cruiser with plywood hull built using stitch and glue method? please advise on the research, books, etc. on the applicability and limitations of different construction methods and most of all on practical tests of hulls in different sailing conditions.. Stitch-and-glue construction, along with the development of epoxy and modern mahogany marine plywood, has revolutionized and revitalized wooden boat building. this method of building is not only stronger, lighter, and faster than traditional wooden boat building, but it also takes far less skill.. Phil bolger is, by a long shot, the master of plywood prediction. his stitch-and-glue plans fit so well that the wire stitching is completely unnecessary, hence why they're called "tack-and-tape". i think part of the trick is in the matching of the curvature of the two panels, measured parallel to the seam.....
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