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Canoe Builder
I think what I like the most about restoring these old canoes in a garage or home shop is the problem solving involved with not working in a dedicated shop to this purpose. Attached are several pictures of a few solutions I've come up with for soaking and steaming long gunnels, and an outfeed table for long pieces. This forum is great for sharing ideas that work. Thanks, Pete
 

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Two things: gives new meaning to "cold storage" and if you turn the saw around can you in-feed straight from the truck rack? ;)
 
Hi Steve, I can use the car for the infeed but it doesn't leave much room to stand behind the saw for a 20' board as my shop is only 24' deep. I've got a 16' Chestnut canvased and drying and am working on the 1914 OT IF. Do you have projects at the moment? Pete
 

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