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ISBN10: 0071458093 | ISBN13: 9780071458092

Acknowledgments Preface 1.Why Restore a Small Boat?: Economics, Practical Considerations, and Having It Your Way Reducing the Costs of Sailing
Cash Value
Emotional Reasons
Which Boat?
Physical Location of the Boat
The Self-Survey
2.Resources and Choices for the Small Boat Sailor: Books, Websites, Magazines, and a Look at a Few Boats Where to Get Good Information
My Short List of Commonly Available Boats to Restore
Cal 20
Cal 25
Oday 22
Catalina 22
Com-Pac 16
Pearson 22
Tanzer 22
Bristol 24
Irwin 23
MacGregors
Venture 21
Venture 22
MacGregor 23 (Venture of Newport)
MacGregor 24 (Venture 24/Venture 224)
MacGregor 25 (Venture 25)
What I Finally Chose
3.Getting Ready: Safety, Tooling, and Setting Up Shop
Safety 1: Getting the Boat Home and Getting It Ready
Safety 2: Boat Restoration without Restorative Surgery
Getting Tooled Up
Other Miscellaneous Tools
Setting Up Shop
4.Getting Started: Restoration Strategies, Tooling Up, Cleaning, and More
The Plan
Strip Search
Scraping the Exterior
About Epoxy and Fiberglass
Rebuilding the Keel
Moving Right Along: The Interior
Small Boat Wiring
Painting the Exterior
Bottom Paint
Painting the Deck
Hardware Mounting
Sealants
5.Boat Joinery and Woodworking: Materials, Techniques, and Procedures
Wood Choices
Marine Plywood and Alternatives
Adhesives and Fastenings
Techniques
Flotation
6.Marine Metalwork: Cost-Effective Solutions for the Small Sailboat
Simple Corrosion
Painting
Galvanizing
Surface Preparation
Electrolytic Rust Removal
Galvanic Corrosion
Electrolytic Corrosion
About Stainless
Marine Metal Fabrication
Welding Stainless
Fabricating without Welding
7.Canvaswork and Upholstery: Sewing Basics for Small Boats
Sewing Machines
Canvaswork
Upholstery
Odds and Ends
8.The Rig: Inspection, Repair, and Replacement
Standing Rigging Inspection and Repair
End Fittings
Restoring Tangs and Chainplates
Running Rigging
Mainsheet Traveler
Relocating the Winches
Replacing Halyard Cam Cleats
Replacing Jibsheet Lead Blocks
The Sails
9.Outboard Motors: A Cost-Effective Power Plant
About Outboards
Research
Evaluating a Used Motor
Buying Locally
Visual Checks
Ladies and Gentlemen, Start Your Engines . . .
Checking Compression
Principles of Operation
Regular Maintenance
Electric Outboards
10.Sea Trials and Commissioning: Finishing It All Up
Outfitting for Sailing
Electronic Equipment for Small Boats
The Payoff
Appendix 1: A Replacement Rudder
Appendix 2: Making Oars
Appendix 3: Trailer Restoration
Appendix 4: Costs to Restore a 1972 MacGregor Venture 222
Appendix 5: Restoration Log
Appendix 6: A Boat Restoration Photo Album
Appendix 7: Restoration Resources
Index
1.Why Restore a Small Boat?: Economics, Practical Considerations, and Having It Your Way Reducing the Costs of Sailing
Cash Value
Emotional Reasons
Which Boat?
Physical Location of the Boat
The Self-Survey
2.Resources and Choices for the Small Boat Sailor: Books, Websites, Magazines, and a Look at a Few Boats Where to Get Good Information
My Short List of Commonly Available Boats to Restore
Cal 20
Cal 25
Oday 22
Catalina 22
Com-Pac 16
Pearson 22
Tanzer 22
Bristol 24
Irwin 23
MacGregors
Venture 21
Venture 22
MacGregor 23 (Venture of Newport)
MacGregor 24 (Venture 24/Venture 224)
MacGregor 25 (Venture 25)
What I Finally Chose
3.Getting Ready: Safety, Tooling, and Setting Up Shop
Safety 1: Getting the Boat Home and Getting It Ready
Safety 2: Boat Restoration without Restorative Surgery
Getting Tooled Up
Other Miscellaneous Tools
Setting Up Shop
4.Getting Started: Restoration Strategies, Tooling Up, Cleaning, and More
The Plan
Strip Search
Scraping the Exterior
About Epoxy and Fiberglass
Rebuilding the Keel
Moving Right Along: The Interior
Small Boat Wiring
Painting the Exterior
Bottom Paint
Painting the Deck
Hardware Mounting
Sealants
5.Boat Joinery and Woodworking: Materials, Techniques, and Procedures
Wood Choices
Marine Plywood and Alternatives
Adhesives and Fastenings
Techniques
Flotation
6.Marine Metalwork: Cost-Effective Solutions for the Small Sailboat
Simple Corrosion
Painting
Galvanizing
Surface Preparation
Electrolytic Rust Removal
Galvanic Corrosion
Electrolytic Corrosion
About Stainless
Marine Metal Fabrication
Welding Stainless
Fabricating without Welding
7.Canvaswork and Upholstery: Sewing Basics for Small Boats
Sewing Machines
Canvaswork
Upholstery
Odds and Ends
8.The Rig: Inspection, Repair, and Replacement
Standing Rigging Inspection and Repair
End Fittings
Restoring Tangs and Chainplates
Running Rigging
Mainsheet Traveler
Relocating the Winches
Replacing Halyard Cam Cleats
Replacing Jibsheet Lead Blocks
The Sails
9.Outboard Motors: A Cost-Effective Power Plant
About Outboards
Research
Evaluating a Used Motor
Buying Locally
Visual Checks
Ladies and Gentlemen, Start Your Engines . . .
Checking Compression
Principles of Operation
Regular Maintenance
Electric Outboards
10.Sea Trials and Commissioning: Finishing It All Up
Outfitting for Sailing
Electronic Equipment for Small Boats
The Payoff
Appendix 1: A Replacement Rudder
Appendix 2: Making Oars
Appendix 3: Trailer Restoration
Appendix 4: Costs to Restore a 1972 MacGregor Venture 222
Appendix 5: Restoration Log
Appendix 6: A Boat Restoration Photo Album
Appendix 7: Restoration Resources
Index
Where to Get Good Information
My Short List of Commonly Available Boats to Restore
Cal 20
Cal 25
Oday 22
Catalina 22
Com-Pac 16
Pearson 22
Tanzer 22
Bristol 24
Irwin 23
MacGregors
Venture 21
Venture 22
MacGregor 23 (Venture of Newport)
MacGregor 24 (Venture 24/Venture 224)
MacGregor 25 (Venture 25)
What I Finally Chose
3.Getting Ready: Safety, Tooling, and Setting Up Shop
Safety 1: Getting the Boat Home and Getting It Ready
Safety 2: Boat Restoration without Restorative Surgery
Getting Tooled Up
Other Miscellaneous Tools
Setting Up Shop
4.Getting Started: Restoration Strategies, Tooling Up, Cleaning, and More
The Plan
Strip Search
Scraping the Exterior
About Epoxy and Fiberglass
Rebuilding the Keel
Moving Right Along: The Interior
Small Boat Wiring
Painting the Exterior
Bottom Paint
Painting the Deck
Hardware Mounting
Sealants
5.Boat Joinery and Woodworking: Materials, Techniques, and Procedures
Wood Choices
Marine Plywood and Alternatives
Adhesives and Fastenings
Techniques
Flotation
6.Marine Metalwork: Cost-Effective Solutions for the Small Sailboat
Simple Corrosion
Painting
Galvanizing
Surface Preparation
Electrolytic Rust Removal
Galvanic Corrosion
Electrolytic Corrosion
About Stainless
Marine Metal Fabrication
Welding Stainless
Fabricating without Welding
7.Canvaswork and Upholstery: Sewing Basics for Small Boats
Sewing Machines
Canvaswork
Upholstery
Odds and Ends
8.The Rig: Inspection, Repair, and Replacement
Standing Rigging Inspection and Repair
End Fittings
Restoring Tangs and Chainplates
Running Rigging
Mainsheet Traveler
Relocating the Winches
Replacing Halyard Cam Cleats
Replacing Jibsheet Lead Blocks
The Sails
9.Outboard Motors: A Cost-Effective Power Plant
About Outboards
Research
Evaluating a Used Motor
Buying Locally
Visual Checks
Ladies and Gentlemen, Start Your Engines . . .
Checking Compression
Principles of Operation
Regular Maintenance
Electric Outboards
10.Sea Trials and Commissioning: Finishing It All Up
Outfitting for Sailing
Electronic Equipment for Small Boats
The Payoff
Appendix 1: A Replacement Rudder
Appendix 2: Making Oars
Appendix 3: Trailer Restoration
Appendix 4: Costs to Restore a 1972 MacGregor Venture 222
Appendix 5: Restoration Log
Appendix 6: A Boat Restoration Photo Album
Appendix 7: Restoration Resources
Index
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