$5,495

$2,300

105

$5,895

$2,400

120

$6,295

$2,500

110

$7,395

$3,100

130

$7,395

$3,100

130

$8,495

$3,700

145

$4,995

$1,800

95

$5,195

$2,100

95

$6,195

$2,700

105

$8,695

$3,400

140

$9,285

$3,400

180

$10,895

$4,800

320

Sneakbox

1

T-LB-LT(1)

15hp – 28mph

1 (12½") NF

CS-6

OW-4

Sneakbox

1-2

T-LB-HB-LT(1)

20hp – 28mph

3 (10½")

CS-8

OW-5

Sneakbox

1-2

T-LB-HB-LT(1)

15hp – 15mph

3 (14" NF)

CS-7

OW-4.5

Sneakbox

2-3

T-LB-HB-LT(2)

25hp – 20mph

4 (15")

CS-10

OW-6.5

Sneakbox

2-3

T-LB-HB-LT(2)

30hp – 28mph

5 (15")

CS-9

OW-6

Sneakbox

3

T-LB-HB-LT(2)

40hp – 28mph

6 (15")

CS-10

OW-7.5

Marsh Skiff

1-2

T-LB-LT(1)

Arm/strong

1 (12")

CS-6.5

OW-3.5

Scull boat

1

T-SCL(1)

Arm/strong, 4hp – 6mph

2 (15")

CS-6

OW-4

Scull boat

1-2

T-LB-SCL(2)

Arm/strong, 4hp – 6mph

3 (17")

CS-6

OW-4.5

Hunting Garvey

2-3

T-LB-HB

30hp – 33mph

8 (20")

CS-10

OW-8

Hunting Garvey

3

T-LB-HB

40hp – 35mph

7 (20")

CS-10

OW-9

Hunting Garvey

3-4

T-HB

70hp – 35mph

10 (24")

CS-10

OW-10

Type of Hunting:

T : Transport

LB : Low Blind

HB : High Blind

LT(# of people) : Layout

SCL(# of people) : Scull

Height Rating : 1 – being lowest, 10 – highest. Takes into account seating height and freeboard of hull above the waterline.

Height : Floorboards to deck at centerline height measurement. NF means boat does not have floorboards so measurement is from the bottom of the boat.

Seaworthiness Factors:

CS : Close to shore

OW : Open Water

Scale: 1 - calm, 10 - gale conditions

Notes:

• This list will complete the vessel to the state of rough construction work and is intended to be an approximate list.
• All plywood noted is 48” x 96” unless otherwise specified.
• * CMGS = coamings, DB = Deck Beams.
• 6mm = ¼” thickness; 9mm = 3/8” thickness; 12mm = ½” thickness; 18mm = ¾” thickness
• O.B.E. = Our best estimate of construction materials costs. You will see that this price is roughly 1/3 the price of the boat without power.

(2) sheets of 4’ x 16’ x 3/8” (9mm) or ¼” (6mm) marine plywood

((4) sheets ¼” or 3/8” total)

(2) sheets of 4’ x 16’ x ¼” (6mm) or 3/8” (9mm) marine plywood

((4) sheets total)

(2) sheets of 4’ x 16’ x 3/8” (9mm) or ¼” (6mm) marine plywood

((4) sheets ¼” or 3/8” total)

(2) sheets of 4’ x 16’ x 3/8” (9mm) marine plywood

((4) sheets total)

(1) sheet of ½” (12mm) marine plywood

(1) sheet of ¾” (18mm) marine plywood for bulkheads

(1) sheet of ½” (12mm) marine plywood

(1) sheet of ¾” (18mm) marine plywood

Can be cut from leftover from the bottom and side panels

From side panel of hull pieces

¼” (6mm) or 3/8” (9mm) from material for bottom and side panels

(1) sheet of 3/8” (9mm) plus remains of hull panels for decks.

Optional

(1) sheet of ½” (12mm) marine plywood for floor boards

Optional

(1) sheet of ½” (12mm) marine plywood

(2) ¾” x 4” x 12’ fir

(2) ¾” x 6” x 16’ fir

(1) 16’ x ¾” x 8” fir

(2) ¾” x 16’ x 6” fir

(2) ¾” x 6” x 16’ hardwood

1 set

(1) set

6’ x 1½” x 3½” hardwood

Optional

(2) rolls of 50 yard x 4” wide 8oz tape

(10) yards of 60” wide 6oz fiberglass cloth

(3) rolls of 50 yard x 4” wide 8oz tape

(18) yards of 60” wide 6oz fiberglass cloth

(2) rolls of 50 yard x 4” wide 8oz tape

(18) yards of 50” wide 6oz fiberglass cloth

(3) rolls of 50 yard x 4” wide 8oz tape

(20) yards of 50” wide 6oz fiberglass cloth

(4) gallons of resin + hardener to suit

(5) gallons of resin and hardener to suit

(5) gallons of resin + hardener to suit

(6) gallons of resin + hardener to suit

(6) lbs of wood flour and cabosil mix

(8) lbs of wood flour and cabosil mix

(8) lbs of wood flour and cabosil mix

(10) lbs of wood flour and cabosil mix

Consult plans

Consult plans

Consult plans

Consult plans

7½’ oars

7½’ oars

8’ oars

8’ oars optional

(2) one quart kits, makes 1 gallon total

(2) 1 qt kits, makes 1 gallon total

(2) 1 quart kits, makes 1 gallon total

(2) one quart kits, makes 1 gallon total

(1) mixed gallon of DP40 and DP401 epoxy paint, camo to suit

(1½) mixed gallons of DP40 and DP401 epoxy paint, camo to suit

(1½) mixed gallons of DP40 and DP401 epoxy paint, camo to suit

(2) mixed gallons of DP40 and DP401 epoxy paint, camo to suit

(2) sheets of 4’ x 16’ x 3/8” (9mm) marine plywood

((4) sheets total)

(2) sheets of 4’ x 24’ x 3/8” (18mm) marine plywood

((6) 3/8” (9mm) 4’ x 8’ total)

(2) sheets of 4’ x 16’ x ¼” (6mm) marine plywood

((4) ¼” (6mm) total)

(2) sheets of 4’ x 16’ x ¼” (6mm) marine plywood

((4) ¼” (6mm) total)

(1) sheet of ¾” (18mm) marine plywood

(2) sheets of ¾” (18mm) marine plywood

Out of hull sheets

(1) sheet of ½” (12mm) marine plywood

(2) sheets of 3/8” (9mm) marine plywood

Out of hull sheets

Out of hull sheets

Out of hull sheets

(1) sheet of ½” (12mm) marine plywood

(1) sheet of ½” (12mm) marine plywood

Optional

(1) sheet of ½” (12mm) marine plywood

(2) ¾” x 16’ x 6” fir

(2) ¾” x 6” x 16’ hardwood

(2) 8” x ¾” x 18’ fir

(2) 8” x ¾” x 16’ hardwood

(1) ¾” x 8” x 16’ fir

(1) ¾” x 8” x 16’ fir

Optional

Optional

(1) set

Scull notch

(3) rolls of 50 yard x 4” wide 8oz tape

(20) yards of 50” wide 6oz fiberglass cloth

(1) roll of 50 yard x 4” wide 12oz biaxial tape

(1) roll of 50 yard x 6” wide 12oz biaxial tape

(24) yards of 50” wide 6oz fiberglass cloth

(2) rolls of 50 yard x 4” wide 8oz tape

(7) yards of 60” wide 4oz fiberglass cloth

(2) rolls of 50 yard x 4” wide 8oz tape

(10) yards of 50” wide 6oz fiberglass cloth

(6) gallons of resin + hardener to suit

(10) gals of resin + hardener to suit

(4) gallons of resin + hardener to suit

(4) gallons of resin + hardener to suit

(10) lbs of wood flour and cabosil mix

(12) lbs of wood flour and cabosil mix

(4) lbs of wood flour and cabosil mix

(4) lbs of wood flour and cabosil mix

Consult plans

Consult plans

Consult plans

Consult plans

8’ oars optional

7½’ oars

Scull oar 10’ long

(2) one quart kits, makes 1 gallon total

(1) gal kit, makes 2 gallons total

Ethafoam logs

Ethafoam logs

(2) mixed gallons of DP40 and DP401 epoxy paint, camo to suit

(2) mixed gallons of DP40 and DP401 epoxy paint, camo to suit

(1) mixed gallon of DP40 and DP401 epoxy paint, camo to suit

(1) mixed gallon of DP40 and DP401 epoxy paint, camo to suit

(2) sheets of 4’ x 16’ 3/8” (9mm) marine plywood

((4) 3/8” panels total)

(2) sheets 4’ x 16’ x 3/8” (9mm) marine plywood

((4) sheets of 3/8” (9mm) marine plywood total)

(7½) sheets of ½” (12mm) marine plywood

(1) sheet of ½” (12mm) marine plywood

(2) sheets of ¾” (18mm) marine plywood

(2) sheets of ¾” (18mm) marine plywood

(4) sheets of ¾” (18mm) marine plywood

Included

(2) sheets of 3/8” (9mm) marine plywood (also use remains of hull panels)

(2) sheets of 3/8” (9mm) marine plywood

(5) sheets of ½” (12mm) marine plywood

(1) sheet of ½” (12mm) marine plywood

(2) sheets of ½” (12mm) marine plywood

Included in Deck Materials

¾” x 8” x 16’ softwood dimensional – coamings, clamps, deckbeams

(4) ¾” x 16’ x 6”, (2) fir and (2) hardwood

(2) ¾” x 8” x 16’ softwood

(2) ¾” x 6” x 16’ hardwood

Keelson : 1½” x 6” x 12’ softwood

(1) 2” x 8” x 12’ hardwood coamings

(1) ¾” x 8” x 16’ hardwood keels

(1) ¾” x 6” fir for clamps

(2) 2” x 8” x 10’ fir for keelson and stringers

Scull notch

Optional

Optional

Optional

(2) rolls of 50 yard x 4” wide 8oz tape

(12) yards of 50” wide 6oz fiberglass cloth

(1) roll of 50 yard x 4” wide 12oz biaxial tape

(1) roll of 50 yard x 6” wide 12oz biaxial tape

(22) yards of 60” wide 6oz fiberglass cloth

(1) roll of 50 yard x 4” wide 12oz biaxial tape

(1) roll of 50 yard x 6” wide 12oz biaxial tape

(24) yards of 60” wide 6oz fiberglass cloth

(2) rolls of 4” wide x 50-70 yards 12oz biaxial tape

(1) roll of 6” wide x 50-70 yards 12oz biaxial tape

(35) yards of 50” wide 6oz fiberglass cloth

(5) gallons of resin + hardener to suit

(8) gallons of resin + hardener to suit

(10) gallons of resin + hardener to suit

(12) gallons of resin and hardener to suit

(6) lbs of wood flour and cabosil mix

(10) lbs of wood flour and cabosil mix

(12) lbs of wood flour and cabosil mix

(15) lbs of wood flour and cabosil mix

Consult plans

Consult plans

Consult plans

Consult plans

Scull oar 10’ long

Optional

(2) 1 quart kits, makes 1 gallon total

(1) 1 gallon kit, makes 2 total gallons total

(1) gallon kit, makes 2 gallons total

(2) gallon kits, makes 4 gallons total

(1) mixed gallon of DP40 and DP401 epoxy paint, camo to suit

(2) mixed gallons of DP40 and DP401 epoxy paint, camo to suit

(2) mixed gallons of DP40 and DP401 epoxy paint, camo to suit

(3) mixed gallons of DP40 and DP401 epoxy paint, camo to suit

Hardwood such as Honduras or African mahogany or equivalent.

Softwood compatible for boat building with good gluing and bending characteristics, fir or equivalent.

All wood is to be of moisture content of 12% or less and should be carefully inspected for faults and flaws (which should be avoided at all times)

British Standard #1088 marine plywood of Occume or equivalent species construction.

6MM -- ¼” thickness

9 MM -- 3/8” thickness

12MM -- ½” thickness

18MM -- ¾” thickness

Six ounce fiberglass cloth (epoxy compatible) of 50” or 60” width suitable for sheathing the exterior of the boat, and as a finishing cloth tape over Biaxial tape structural interior seams.

Twelve ounce knit fiberglass cloth of double bias construction, cut into rolls of 4 width and 6” width. For use in making structural fillets of major hull seams and structural bulkheads. Laminated over Wood/Flour epoxy fillets wet on wet in narrowest—widest layered sequence.

Marine grade epoxy resin of a type compatible with the construction of Stitch and Glue constructed vessels. Assumes proper mixed ratio’s of resin and hardener products as provided by the epoxy manufacturer.

Cellulose product used alone or in combination with Cabosil as a filling and thickening agent for mixed epoxy resin.

An additive to use to thicken mixed epoxy resin made from fumed siliceous, can be used alone or in combinations with wood flour to yield thixotropic (non-sagging) fillets and fillers. When used alone results in a high-density filler medium that may be very hard to sand.

Stainless Steel sheet metal screws with a variety of head configurations such as Flat Head (FH) or Pan Head (PH) and with slotted, Phillips, or Robertson (Square Drive) heads. In all cases Bronze may be substituted in any case for Stainless Steel, but by no means use brass for any marine applications.

A caulking material usually dispensed out of a caulking gun type tube. This caulking material is suitable for bedding and structurally fastening of marine type hardware and fitting to a Stitch and Glue constructed vessel Such as 3M #5200, or Sikaflex 241 caulk.

A method of joining sheets of Marine Plywood into longer sheets, use 1-8 scarf ratio minimum.

On center spacing of fastenings or measurements.

Interior Lamination Schedule, (2) layers of Biaxial tapes in 4-6 widths with staggered layers over Wood Flour/Epoxy Fillet, applied wet on wet. This is used on longer boats, such as the Cackler, Snow Goose, Honker and Scaup

Exterior Lamination Schedule, a single layer of 6 ounce fiberglass cloth sheathing over all exterior surfaces of hull and deck, making sure to overlap whenever practical. All exterior joints and seams must have a minimum of (2) layers of fiberglass over them.

Note : Hull exterior and decks sheathed with (1) layer minimum 6 ounce fiberglass cloth and epoxy resin reinforced with double layers on all seams and edges.

Wood construction method that stands for (Wood-Epoxy-Sealing-Technique) and allows that all wood used in the structure of the boat be sealed and encapsulated in epoxy resin. Epoxy Resin is also used in the structural gluing of all surfaces of the vessel. It is necessary to cover over the epoxy resin with multiple layers of opaque paints to provide Ultra-Violet protection for the cured epoxy surfaces.

Additional layers of plywood laminated over hull core plywood to build up to designed ultimate skin thickness. Most often ¼” or 6 mm plywood is used for this purpose. Used only as an option on Snow Goose and Honker designs.

Wire used to stitch the hull panels of the boat together until the joints can be bonded with epoxy resin and fiberglass cloth reinforcement. The wires simply serve a function of clamping together parts until the glue sets and then are pulled completely out of the structure. 16 gauge galvanized electric fence wire is the most economical type of wire to use and is available from feed stores and hardware stores almost anywhere.

A brass or stainless steel half oval rod of metal usually available from marine stores or a metal outlet. Attaches to the hull with #8 SS.SMS on about 8 inches O.C.. Used for chafe and abrasion protection on the bottom of keels and bilge keels. Bed into place over polyurethane caulk.

2-part pour in place foam used to add positive floatation to smaller boats.