1978 Walter Walker cedarstrip

Mark Adams

all wood nut
I received this yesterday. In some ways, the craftsmanship is even more impressive than my Willits. There is a lot more handwork in making this than a Willits, yet the end result is every bit as "polished".
 

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More pictures of the Walter Walker.
 

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The third and final set.
 

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Wow Indeed

Such a beautiful canoe. Is there a tutorial somewhere that details the way these boats are made?
 
Dave,

There is an DVD copy of a VHS tape that shows Walter building one. It is of pretty poor quality, but shows most of the steps. I don't know where it can be found, an I have forgotten where I got mine.
 
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