Lisa’s East Greenland kayak build


I love the elegance of this photo shared by Lisa, a student of mine who built an F1 in 2018 and is now working her way through ALL of the Cape Falcon designs.
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We offer a $75 discount on our plans/video package for anyone who is willing to post a blog of their build on our website. This saves people money, it helps to connect builders to each other, and I get the pleasure of watching people build, which is something I’ve really missed since I stopped teaching in person.
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The following text and photos are from Lisa‘s blog which you can find on our website under Student Builds (where she has two others!)
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“Hi, my name is Lisa. I am a potter, artist and high school art teacher, originally from St. Louis, MO.
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This is my third Cape Falcon build. I have previously built the F1 and West Greenland, which has become my preferred kayak. Sadly, it’s “docked” for the winter since my roll isn’t “iron clad”.
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I am not a carpenter, or boat builder. My “shop” setup is rudimentary…circular saw, craigslist table saw, 2 roller stands, a power planer and a router.
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Brian’s plans and process make it easy to succeed.
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As stated, this is my third build, and has yielded the best, most error free gunwales and deck beams that I have made so far.”
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I love the elegance of this photo shared by Lisa, a student of mine who built an F1 in 2018 and is now working her way through ALL of the Cape Falcon designs.

We offer a $75 discount on our plans/video package for anyone who is willing to post a blog of their build on our website. This saves people money, it helps to connect builders to each other, and I get the pleasure of watching people build, which is something I’ve really missed since I stopped teaching in person.

The following text and photos are from Lisa‘s blog which you can find on our website under Student Builds (where she has two others!)

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“Hi, my name is Lisa. I am a potter, artist and high school art teacher, originally from St. Louis, MO.

This is my third Cape Falcon build. I have previously built the F1 and West Greenland, which has become my preferred kayak. Sadly, it’s “docked” for the winter since my roll isn’t “iron clad”.

I am not a carpenter, or boat builder. My “shop” setup is rudimentary…circular saw, craigslist table saw, 2 roller stands, a power planer and a router.

Brian’s plans and process make it easy to succeed.

As stated, this is my third build, and has yielded the best, most error free gunwales and deck beams that I have made so far.”

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