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Wooden ships comments on this Ian Oughtred Acorn rowing skiff
The Acorn rowing skiff is one of many small boat designs from Ian Oughtred. Many of his designs are oriented towards the amateur builder and over the years we have known many very gifted amateurs.
The Acorn is a very pretty, classic little rowing skiff and was built by Barrie Brierley in Devon, completed in 2014. She has only been in the water twice!
The advantage many amateur built boats like this one have is that the costs of time and materials are not counted resulting in a very good boat in the best available materials regardless of the costs a yard would be subject to.
Length over all 11’10”
Weight Easily lifted onto a car roof-rack by 2 people.
Clinker planked in Okume marine plywood, all epoxy-glued lands.
Douglas fir back-bone, laminated Douglas stem.
Thwarts, knees, breast-hook and gunnel in mahogany.
Pitch-pine transom with teak fashion pieces.
Bottom boars in larch
The hull is finished externally with a coat f epoxy resin, 3 coats of International Primer and and a top coat in ivory Toplac.
All bright-work is done in Danish oil.
Blue Gee epoxy used in the construction with Balcotan polyurethane glue and recorcinal glue in other applications.
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