The Cape Dory Board

If money is no object, there is no reason not to install vacuum panels inside the box. these are thin, they are expensive (but not too bad). a 1" thick panel adds R-40 insulation

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Chesapeake bay friends, Next weekend, May 10-12, is our rendezvous in St Michaels at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum. The dockmaster has told me that there are still docks available. I hope to have the largest gathering of Cape Dories since the 90's. If you have not yet committed to being there, ...

I think I fixed it...

Anchors and Oars in Grasonville, Md sells used teak. They are a great resource!!!

I cast it last week and installed it this weekend. lets see if this works

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I love my Force 10 seacook, and buy every one I can find for my friends. It is by far the most used cooking tool in my boat

I loved the book- I bought the first hardcover version that was available.... I was actually hoping Andy was going to show up for the huge Cape Dory Rendezvous in st michaels, md in May. I figured he could have made arrangements to have his book sold at the maritime museum store.... He is not attend...

Roger at Bristol Bronze has passed away. I am trying to buy his tooling from his son. But in the mean time, Paul at pfn makes reproduction plaques. He is trying to have a full line but to reproduce a plaque he must borrow an existing one. He has given the person that loaned him a plaque a new bronze...

I hope so! Congrats to your son!

If by chance the cd25 does not exist anymore, do you still have the plastic or bronze cape dory builders plaque? I would be interested in that...

I will do that. I do have a spare pair of Murray MW-6's if you are looking.... and I know of a pair of MW-8 two speeds at a very reasonable cost. By the way, I am organizing a CDOA chesapeake fleet rendezvous May 10-12 (2024) at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime museum in St Michaels, MD. I know it is qui...

They look great! I am in the process of welding up new winch bases to hold my "new to me" murray two speeds. I am trying to find a pair of used MW-4 for secondaries.... which is holding up the process.

I do like this idea a lot and may just borrow it!!!!

I'm my boat shop, we use osage orange or black locust in place of teak.

John,
I love that picture! One of the next projects for our CD36 is moving the main sheet from the cabintop to the cockpit!