HOW TO BUILD SIXTEEN IDEAL MOTOR BOATS

A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON MOTOR BOAT BUILDING IN GENERAL WITH DETAIL WORKING DRAWINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS ON BUILDING MANY TYPES OF CRUISERS, RUNABOUTS, SPEED BOATS, DINGHIES, ETC.

VOLUME II

Copyright, 1927 (revised edition)

TABLE OF CONTENTS
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 for Small Craft Cabin House, Companionway, Slide and Doors and a Flush Hatch General Hints on Building	5 9 12 15 19 23 26 29 33 36
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	38 48 50 54 63 69 77 80 84 86 91 93 97 99 102 109 111
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