Proceeds from the sales of these boats will support the next generation of boatbuilders.
Herreshoff Rozinante Sailboat
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
This is a great opportunity to buy a boat before it’s complete to add your own personal touches and be there for the launch.
Length: 28′ Beam: 6′ 4″ Draft: 3′ 9″
Type: Sail
Construction: Red Cedar over White Oak
Price: $52,000
View Listing HERE | See More Photos HERE

For more information about purchasing this boat, please contact:
Rob Sanderson
360-316-9370
ptboatco@gmail.com
Gartside Workboat “Orca”
COMPLETED: The Gartside Workboat “Orca” is a Paul Gartside designed motor boat, constructed of cedar planking bronze fastened over oak frames. A heavy workboat of traditional construction, the Gartside is ideal as a yard launch or small towboat. Built with carvel plank-on-frame cedar over oak with a locust backbone, this functional 18’ boat, powered by a 20 HP Beta Diesel, gave students practice with complex lofting and hull shape while working with large timbers. In choosing construction materials for the Gartside build, the school selected only regional lumber. “We’re a lumber-rich region. Why spend money importing lumber from South Africa or South America when it’s all right here?”
Length: 18′ Beam: 6′ 8″ Draft: 2′ 1″
Type: Motor, Beta Diesel
Construction: Red Cedar over White Oak
Price: $30,000
View listing HERE

For more information about purchasing this boat, please contact:
Rob Sanderson
360-316-9370
ptboatco@gmail.com
Rangeley Guide Boat
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Length: 17′ Beam: 55″ Draft: 8″
Construction: Lapstrake red cedar on steam bent white oak frames
Price: $8,000
To purchase please contact the school directly: info@nwswb.edu

Abaco Dinghy
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
The Abaco is being built from modified plans in the Hammond Shop as part of our traditional wooden boatbuilding program. Students decided to stretch the original design by 2 feet when it was lofted to accommodate for more capacity. The build is done using sawn frames milled out of Oak. The oak pieces are offcuts of Jay Smith’s 50’ Viking ship build.
To purchase please contact the school directly: info@nwswb.edu


Leland Skiff
COMPLETED: The “Leland Skiff” is a 13′, flat bottomed, cedar planked skiff with oak frames and a yellow cedar bottom. It’s loosely based on a Culler skiff with a plumb bow and was designed by instructor Leland Gibson with his beginning project students. The boat is on display at Aldrich’s grocery store in Port Townsend, WA. Many thanks to Aldrich’s for showing off local craftsmanship. To purchase please contact the school directly: info@nwswb.edu

