For more information about these boats, please contact:
Rob Sanderson
360-316-9370
ptboatco@gmail.com
Culler “Otter” Pulling Bateau
COMPLETED
Length: 17′ 6″ Beam: 3′ Draft: 3″
Type: Sail
Construction: Red Cedar on Locust
Price: $3,000
Gardener Powerboat
Length: 18′ Beam: 6′ 5″ Draft: 12″
Type: Motor
Construction: Red Cedar over White Oak
Price: $12,000 (engine not included)
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
Gartside Workboat “Orca”
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: 18′ Beam: 6′ 8″ Draft: 2′ 1″
Type: Motor, Beta Diesel
Construction: Red Cedar over White Oak
Price: $30,000
View listing HERE
Hanson Forest Service Boat
BOAT IS INCOMPLETE AND SOLD AS-IS.
Buy this beautiful Northwest Cruiser as-is and complete the build with your own personal touch!
Length: 28′ Beam: Approx 8′ Draft: 4′ 1″
Type: Motor
Construction: Red Cedar over White Oak
Price: $14,000
Current boat under construction 
A 2012 Hanson Forest Service Boat
Education at the Boat School is hands-on and real world. Students build a variety of wooden boats to gain experience in all aspects of construction, such as lofting, framing, and planking.
Owners of Boat School build boats have the satisfaction of knowing they didn’t just buy a boat, but that they also launched careers. Many of these boats are complete and ready for you to enjoy. A few of the boats will be completed during the coming year, giving the owner a chance to view and participate in the final stages of construction.
If these photos remind you of a different boat you’ve always wished for, contact Chief Instructor Sean Koomen (sean@nwswb.edu) about the possibility of building a boat on commission. Sean will evaluate whether the project is a good fit for the program’s curriculum requirements. Owners who commission boats from NWSWB can expect a boat with a certain personality. “We put out a very high-quality product,” Sean says, “but it’s going to have its quirks — like pencil marks on the inside of the planking. The evidence of teaching and learning are on the boats. And that gives them extra character.”
