R.D. "Pete" Culler is one of the best-known, best-respected designers and builders of traditional wooden boats. Renowned for dozens of small boat and large schooner designs and for his encyclopedic knowledge of traditional building methods and techniques, he wrote three books and numerous articles that provided a cornerstone of the wooden boat revival and inspired a generation of enthusiasts. He died in 1978. John Burke spent his youth as a neighbor of Pete Culler in Hyannis, MA, learning skills from the master craftsman and becoming a lifelong friend - ultimately becoming the heir of Culler's intellectual property. Burke has been a professional boatbuilder, a correspondent to WoodenBoat magazine, and served as vice president of the Traditional Small Craft Association. He edited Pete Culler's Boats: The Complete Design Catalog, and works as a captain for Maine State Ferries on the daily run to Vinalhaven.
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Foreword, by Peter T. Vermilya Introduction, by John Burke Skiffs and Schooners Preface Experience Starts When You Begin Building the Spray Boatbuilding Materials Tools Flat Bottoms File Bottoms Lapstrake Carvel Planking Engines, Oars, and Sails The Sprit Rig Other Rigs, Including the Ketch The Schooner Rig Water, Stoves, Anchors, Fuel, Centerboards, and Cabins Paints, Oils, and Goo Sailors, Old and Young Boats, Oars, and Rowing Dedication Preface Acknowledgments The Pleasures of Rowing Rowing Craft Oars and Oarmaking Oarlocks and Other Rowing Gear Notes on Rowing Double-Paddle Canoes A Cruise in a Pulling Boat Articles Old Ways Work Boat-Building Used to Be... On Rowing and Boats Sand Dolly Wheelbarrow Boat What Makes Classics Real Fish Oil, Sour Milk, and Stale Beer The Mallets Cried, Hollered, Bellowed, and Chirped Natural Knees Quick and Dirty Boats Tarred Rigging and Stropped Blocks Design Commentaries Race Point Surfboat Coskata Wherry Yawl for a Schooner Yawlboat for Integrity Two Steam Launches Fast Outboard Launch Concordia Towboat Gracie Iii Baltimore Clipper Schooner Lizard King Boat Plans by R.D. Culler Index
Foreword, by Peter T. Vermilya Introduction, by John Burke Skiffs and Schooners Preface Experience Starts When You Begin Building the Spray Boatbuilding Materials Tools Flat Bottoms File Bottoms Lapstrake Carvel Planking Engines, Oars, and Sails The Sprit Rig Other Rigs, Including the Ketch The Schooner Rig Water, Stoves, Anchors, Fuel, Centerboards, and Cabins Paints, Oils, and Goo Sailors, Old and Young Boats, Oars, and Rowing Dedication Preface Acknowledgments The Pleasures of Rowing Rowing Craft Oars and Oarmaking Oarlocks and Other Rowing Gear Notes on Rowing Double-Paddle Canoes A Cruise in a Pulling Boat Articles Old Ways Work Boat-Building Used to Be... On Rowing and Boats Sand Dolly Wheelbarrow Boat What Makes Classics Real Fish Oil, Sour Milk, and Stale Beer The Mallets Cried, Hollered, Bellowed, and Chirped Natural Knees Quick and Dirty Boats Tarred Rigging and Stropped Blocks Design Commentaries Race Point Surfboat Coskata Wherry Yawl for a Schooner Yawlboat for Integrity Two Steam Launches Fast Outboard Launch Concordia Towboat Gracie Iii Baltimore Clipper Schooner Lizard King Boat Plans by R.D. Culler Index
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