Making a Bent Shaft Laminated Canoe Paddle

Instructions for the DIY paddle maker

Nonfiction, Sports, Water Sports, Canoeing, Outdoors
Cover of the book Making a Bent Shaft Laminated Canoe Paddle by Jeff Bach, Quietwater Media, llc.
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Author: Jeff Bach ISBN: 1230000215485
Publisher: Quietwater Media, llc. Publication: February 3, 2014
Imprint: Quietwater Paddles Language: English
Author: Jeff Bach
ISBN: 1230000215485
Publisher: Quietwater Media, llc.
Publication: February 3, 2014
Imprint: Quietwater Paddles
Language: English

Making a Bent Shaft Laminated Canoe Paddle is all about the wood, materials, tools, and attitude you need to make your own paddle.  This is a project well within reach of anyone looking for a DIY project that keeps them close to canoeing. Jeff goes through the preparatory steps if you want to do your own ripping of the shaft strips and blade blanks. He also covers making a form to shape the shaft as well as all the steps to add a handle, the blade and fiberglass.  Working with hand tools and shaping a paddle that you will soon be using on the water is a great way to break with our digital world and reconnect with our hands and eyes and the simple pleasures of working with wood in a more analog world. This can be a complete DIY project, which some prefer, or it can be assembling the pre-cut pieces and materials from a kit that quietwater sells as well. Either way, the paddle maker has lots of choices and the chance to make a one-of-a-kind paddle. 

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Making a Bent Shaft Laminated Canoe Paddle is all about the wood, materials, tools, and attitude you need to make your own paddle.  This is a project well within reach of anyone looking for a DIY project that keeps them close to canoeing. Jeff goes through the preparatory steps if you want to do your own ripping of the shaft strips and blade blanks. He also covers making a form to shape the shaft as well as all the steps to add a handle, the blade and fiberglass.  Working with hand tools and shaping a paddle that you will soon be using on the water is a great way to break with our digital world and reconnect with our hands and eyes and the simple pleasures of working with wood in a more analog world. This can be a complete DIY project, which some prefer, or it can be assembling the pre-cut pieces and materials from a kit that quietwater sells as well. Either way, the paddle maker has lots of choices and the chance to make a one-of-a-kind paddle. 

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