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YAKMAN ONT - 9 years ago

well done nice

Camilo Duque - 10 years ago

Hello, I live in Colombia South America, here in my country is imposible to get plans to make a wood paddle, can you please share some pictures of the kayak padlle plans by email PLEASE. I will be super thankful to you,

Kieran D - 11 years ago

Please could you provide some plans for making this paddle

J. Chris Watson - 11 years ago

Nice work. How much feather is that? Looks like about 90 degrees?

Pigeot Benoit - 13 years ago

Like the Music

Crashmo1 - 14 years ago

Who sangs? You give away your southern drawl. :-) I had to go back and listen, we have a few slide shows out there on Youtube. It is Chumbawamba, the song is "A Man Walks Into a Bar" from the CD "UN".

Crashmo1 - 16 years ago

I used Titebond II or III. It was a few years ago. Now I only use Titebond III.

DundoMarinko - 16 years ago

wot brend glue is tanhs for vidio it is a good and I learn some tings new tank,s

Crashmo1 - 16 years ago

70 degrees comes to mind. It's been a long time. We are lloking for a feathering joiner for the middle of our next paddles. This will allow any angle and they can be separated in the middle for transport. I think 230 or 235 cm is the length. I decided on that based on my height, but we don't know quite yet how high I will be above the waterline. The next one will be more custom once I get in the boat and figure some things out.

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Graeme w - 16 years ago

Hi What angle are the blades at and what lenth is the padle and how did you decide on the lenth, thanks, Bogsdolics .

Crashmo1 - 17 years ago

It is various Chumbawamba.

Crashmo1 - 17 years ago

The shaft is spruce. It is halved and hollowed on the inside of each half and then glued together. That was supposed to make it lighter, then we used bloodwood, spruce, walnut, and Alaskan yellow cedar for the blades. I misjudged the scarf and had to add the bloodwood spacer you see in the middle in the last slide.