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![]() angler wrote: In Sweden they were/are simply called river boats. The shape makes it easier travelling the rivers. They were quite common during the days of timber flotation. My Grandfather had one /Roger Thank you Roger. That's a start. I've been working with Google, but have not yet found a boat building site that sells blueprints--Swedish, Finnish or Norweigian, or whatever. That's what I want: blueprints. That looks like a damn fine boat. |
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![]() Is there a name for that boat? How can I find out how to build one? Roger In Sweden they were/are simply called river boats. They are called river boats here in Finland too. I did find a PDF-file with instructions and drawings - unfortunately the text is in Finnish, but maybe a boat builder like you can make some sense of the obscure drawings: http://www.hirvas-vaappu.com/VENE%20OHJEET.pdf -- Jarmo Hurri Commercial email countermeasures included in header email address. Remove all garbage from header email address when replying, or just use . |
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![]() Jarmo Hurri wrote: http://www.hirvas-vaappu.com/VENE%20OHJEET.pdf Thank you Jarmo. That's a start. I can't read the text, but numbers and numbers. I can see from the drawings what's going on. This seems to be much like a long skinny dory at both ends, stretched apart by a flat spot in the middle. That's seems to be the distinguishing characteristic of this boat..........the only way to make a looooong dory that doesn't end up shaped like a bananna. |
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On 4 Jan 2007 05:23:37 -0800, "salmobytes"
wrote: Jarmo Hurri wrote: http://www.hirvas-vaappu.com/VENE%20OHJEET.pdf Thank you Jarmo. That's a start. I can't read the text, but numbers and numbers. I can see from the drawings what's going on. This seems to be much like a long skinny dory at both ends, stretched apart by a flat spot in the middle. That's seems to be the distinguishing characteristic of this boat..........the only way to make a looooong dory that doesn't end up shaped like a bananna. www.duckworksbbs.com might be a resource for you. They're a boat building Web site and someone there might know more. Or be able to translate the Finnish for you. -- r.bc: vixen Minnow goddess.Speaker to squirrels, willow watcher, etc.. Often taunted by trout. Almost entirely harmless. Really. http://www.visi.com/~cyli |
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![]() Cyli wrote: www.duckworksbbs.com might be a resource for you. They're a boat building Web site and someone there might know more. Or be able to translate the Finnish for you. Or do a google search under "Tana Riverboat" --riverman |
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