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Cold-moulded wood boatbuilding predates fibreglass. It involves bonding together layers of wood veneers or thin planks to make a strong light hull. Strip-planking is similar but uses narrow strips of wood. Both forms of building can be combined. This is an excellent book full of illustrations and photos to explain the various stages of construction. Definitely one of the best books on these methods of boatbuilding
Hardcover 187 pages

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1. Approaching the Project
2. Preparation and Materials
3. Laminating and Fastening
4. Building the Backbone and Hull Shell
5. Frames, Floors Beams
6. From Deck to Keel
7. Reinforcement and Repairs
8. Strip-Planking
9. Reference Section