Side by side, a mahogany runabout

by Dennis Bouserie
(Belgium)

She was built from plans from Sandy Point Boat Works. , mahogany plywood over oak frames.

A report about the build can be found here, at in the boat shed.

Short video from her first run :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKL6szH7rG8

Enjoy!

Dennis.Bouserie@skynet.be

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Side by side, a mahogany runabout

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Nov 03, 2012

Hi Dennis
by: Mike

Hi,

Just wanted to let you know about the new DIY Wood Boat Club.

This won’t affect this great page of yours.

However, it is hoped that the new “Club” will give you much more control over what is posted and how it is presented.

Make it easier to post Photos and Videos, ask and answer questions in the Forum.

And above all create a social network for Wooden Boat Enthusiasts.

You can control your own privacy settings and it's free so why not sign up now, give it a (no obligation) try.

Mike

Feb 20, 2012

Starting My Own build soon
by: MasonM

I have been looking for about a year now for the perfect size and model for my runabout and your journal has helped me decide finally!

You have an amazingly pretty boat for sure.

I had one question though, do you know a rough estimate how much your entire project cost?

Also how much did the veneer cost by itself and the motor by itself?

Thanks!

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Dec 02, 2011

Inspiring
by: Charles Keel

Great job on your Sandy Point Runabout.

It's inspired me to build one for myself.

Thanks for the step by step on Boat Shed.

Charles Keel
Elkhart, IN, USA

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May 16, 2011

Superb
by: Mike

She is a beautiful boat Dennis, something to be really proud of.

If those two bonny girls are yours I’ll bet that they are proud of their dad.

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