- 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 for Small Craft
- Cabin House, Companionway, Slide and Doors and a Flush Hatch
- General Hints on Building
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Plans
- How to Build a 28-foot Raised Deck Cruiser
- Specifications for a 28-foot Cruiser
- How to Build a 20-foot Monoplane
- Building a 25-foot V-bottom Cruiser
- How to Build a 22-foot V-bottom Runabout
- How to Build a 20-foot Knockabout
- A 12-foot Bangabout
- A 10-foot Scow-Type Boat
- A 12-foot Skiff for an Outboard Motor
- Building an 18-foot Runabout
- Building a 13-foot Sea Skiff
- Building a 12-foot Hydroplane
- Building a 19-foot Tunnel Stern Boat
- Building a 15½-foot Sharpie for Power or Sail
- How to Build a 20-foot Hydro-Runabout
- How to Build a 9-foot Dinghy
- What Should a Small Cruiser Be
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