Top 10 Boat Building Blogs in the US

1. SAIL Magazine » Sailboat DIY And Repair Tips

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Description SAIL Magazine is the magazine of record on the sailing way of life. Whether it's cruising, racing, or lifestyle, our editorial mission is to inspire, educate and entertain sailors of every kind and to celebrate the sport in words and images. Explore our DIY repair and maintenance tips in this section.MORE Email ****@sailmagazine.com
Location East Boston, Massachusetts, United States
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2. Chesapeake Light Craft Blog

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Description Chesapeake Light Craft helps you build boats. If this is your first boatbuilding project, you'll find on this site a trove of boat designs conceived just for you, and more importantly, an organization devoted to helping builders of all skill levels. If you've never built a boat before in your life, Chesapeake Light Craft places at your disposal all of the resources to make it the experience of a lifetime.MORE Email ****@clcboats.com
Location Annapolis, Maryland, United States
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3. The Unlikely Boat Builder Blog

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Description An account of an unhandy man's quest to build and sail small wooden sailing boats. Read everyday discoveries, events, weather, and more here.
Location Huntington Station, New York, United States
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4. Multihull Blog

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Description This blog features the Multihull Design work of Kurt Hughes. Kurt has been designing multi-hulls both large and small for many years. Providing plans and support for building US Coast Guard-certified charter catamarans is a specialty.MORE Email ****@multihulldesigns.com
Location Seattle, Washington, United States
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5. Duckworks Blog

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Description Duckworks Boat Builders Supply has just about everything a boat builder needs. It can help you with epoxy, fiberglass, paint, marine hardware, rope, tools, and loads of other gear and has boat plans from over 50 designers, from the smallest dinghy to ocean-going vessels. We offer proprietary designs like the Portage Pram, exclusive top-quality products like our 2-piece carbon XPL Oars, and hard-to-find replacement parts like those for the West Wight Potter.MORE Email ****@duckworks.com
Location Port Townsend, Washington, United States
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6. Port Townsend Watercraft Blog

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Description PT Watercraft is located in Port Townsend on the Olympic Peninsula in NW Washington. It is the partnership of Ashlyn & Russell Brown, desiring to bring modern and innovative designs to the home boat builder.MORE Location Port Townsend, Washington, United States
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7. Boston Boatworks Blog

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Description Boston BoatWorks, LLC was founded by Mark Lindsay, Scott Smith, and Geoff Berger in 1996 to bring the high-tech composites skills and 20-year experience of Lindsay Boatbuilders to a broader market. For more than two decades, Boston BoatWorks has been focused on building the best. Using advanced composite materials and methods, we have been leading the industry toward building boats that are faster, stronger, lighter, more durable and more fun.MORE Email ****@bostonboatworks.com
Location United States
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8. The Tardis Project Blog

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Description Building a Wooden Trailerable Trawler. This site is about building a 28-foot wooden 'trailerable trawler' designed by Mark Smaalders. It's a new design, so no one has ever built one before, although a slightly different design by Mark is now being built in Germany.MORE Location Guilford, Indiana, United States
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