- Laying Down the Lines
- Continuing the Work of Laying Down the Lines
- Laying down the Keel
- Preparing Moulds and Setting Up the Frame
- Bending and Fitting the Frames
- Putting in Fore and Aft Members
- Applying the Planking
- Finishing the Planking
- Deck Framing, Water-Tight Bulkheads and Decks
- Interior Joiner Work and Finishing
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Starting Correctly to Build
- Laying Down the Lines, Interpreting the Various Plans
- Shaping the Stem, Keel and Deadwood
- Constructing the Deadwood and Boring the Shaftlog
- Various Methods of Stern Construction, Setting Up the Keel and Bending Frames
- Steaming Woods, Fitting the Floors, Frame Fastenings and Cutting the Limbers
- Methods of Planking and Caulking the Hull
- Beveling the Frames and Fitting the Deck Beams
- Various Kinds of Engine Beds Suitable for Small Craft
- Different Ways of Constructing Sides of a Cabin House
- General Hints
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How To Design a Motor Boat
- The Body, Sheer and Waterline Plans
- Starting the Design, Locating the LWL
- The Midship Section and Drawing time LWL
- The Sheer Line, Sections and Diagonals
- Water Lines and Buttock Lines
- Displacement
- Weights and Trim
- Designing to Displacement and Curve of Area
- Waterlines and Freeboard
- Underbody, Power and Speed
- Stability
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Complete V-bottom Designs
- Jane, an 18-footer (William H. Hand, Jr.)
- Katherine, a 30-foot cruiser (William H. Hand, Jr.)
- Dorothy, a 25-foot runabout (William H. Hand, Jr.)
- Zenith, a 25-foot cruiser (William H. Hand, Jr.)
- Cyclone, a 36-foot auxiliary (William H. Hand, Jr.)
- Eclipse, a 40-foot express cruiser (William H. Hand, Jr.)
- Magnet, a 28-foot cruiser (William H. Hand, Jr.)
- Tornado, a 45-foot auxiliary schooner (William H. Hand, Jr.)
- Broncho, a 29-foot cruising runabout (William H. Hand, Jr.)
- Shark, a 21-foot utility runabout (William H. Hand, Jr.)
- Claire, a 36-foot express cruiser (William H. Hand, Jr.)
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How We Built Blue Bell (William Atkin)
- Setting Up the Keel
- Making the Frames
- Setting the Frames and Chines
- Putting On the Planking
- Installing the Engine
- Completing the Boat
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Planking Methods, Designing for Plywood, Canvas Decks, Etc.
- Getting Ready to Build
- Good Construction for Small Boats
- Planking for Small Boats
- Planking - A Description of the Common Methods
- Strip Planking
- Developing A Plywood Design
- Designing A Sailboat to Use Plywood
- Protect Your Boat While Building
- What Wood?
- How About A Dinette-Berth?
- Water-Tight Canvas Decks
- Rust-Free Water Tanks
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