Today, the inwales were fitted and slid in from the stern and the inside of the ama was coated. With the inwales in the temporary gunwales u...

You know why they call it Tortured Plywood right?... Because sometimes it dies. Fortunately the starboard Ama (on which I am now working) un...

It's been just about a month and a half since I cut the first wood for the boat. I spent the better part of 9 months designing in Rhino ...

Foreword: Awesome work being done on "The Rise" which is the last remaining Wa'apa that sailed to an amazing Everglades Challe...

We have only now just begun to return to normalcy here at the shop. Irene brought with it a 9.3 foot storm surge into Chapel Creek in our se...

The Hull is tortured 4mm plywood. Unlike conventional tortured ply cat hulls, I used 3 panels to form the initial shape seen in the previous...

The design and construction of the trimaran for UFC 2012 next march has taken over my life. The goal is to be sailing her by the end of Nove...

Second try fishing off the dock in Chapel Creek off of the Bay River. I was able to catch some minnows off the dock with a little net but th...

Some pictures from this week. I've been working on my hatches and Sunday I took the boat out for an overnight in Swan Creek to meet up w...

I just finished laying up a fiberglass hatch frame tonight (the first of 4) that will go into the CS17 Southbound to replace the old hatches...