Misc.

Powder Free BLACK Nitrile Gloves

Features and Benefits: 20% thicker than standard common blue nitrile gloves Textured for better grip, wet or dry Powder free, won't intefere with finishes or adhesives Size XL, 100 gloves per box, 10 boxes per case GlovePlus Powder Free, Textured Black...

Buckle sets for 1" Nylon Webbing

By popular request we are finally offering one inch nylon webbing and buckles. Since these are sturdy and not really affected by water, they are very useful for many applications on a boat. Some ideas: Keeping hatches closed Holding heavy gear in...

Driver Bits

Often the screws that we use for boat building must be driven with special driver bits. We believe these are the most commonly used ones.

12-Ounce Mixing Cups

Recommended for mixing epoxy On page 5 of Russell Brown's e-Book "Epoxy Basics", he states: You will be mixing many batches of epoxy. It helps in many ways if you get the right cups and sticks, and learn how to do this part well. We think of epoxy as...

200 - 4" Nylon Cable Ties

There are a lot of different ways to hold boats together for the stitch and glue process. Sometimes you even want to use more than one as some are easier to adjust while others are stronger. So in addition to standard copper wire, we now are offering...

N95 Dust Masks

Features inner foam for a custom seal, while a dual head strap provides optimum fit. Effective against particulate aerosols free of oil. Helps provide comfortable, reliable worker protection against certain non-oil based particles in work applications...

Non-Skid Deck Pad Material

Our EVA Deck Traction is ¼" thick with 1/10" deep milled grooves creating a long diamond pattern. Perfect for boat deck traction, SUP boards, cooler pads—anywhere you need a non-aggresive traction surface. EVA Foam Easy to cut to custom...

Poly Tubing

Poly tubing is sold by packaging companies - usually in 3000 foot rolls. It is typically used to package parts for storage or shipping. Turns out the stuff can be used to steam wood boat parts so that they will conform to curves. Consider the following...

Notched Spreaders

Notched spreaders have several uses - for spreading adhesives evenly where large surfaces have to be joined. Also for fairing where you spread fairing compound with the notched spreader, sand the ridges down with a longboard then fill the gaps in and...

Mixing Sticks 12 count

Plain old wooden tongue depressors like the doctor used on you when you were a kid and it made you gag. Hint: Sand or saw the rounded end off for mixing epoxy so you can scrape the bottom of the mixing cup throroughly.

Stop Loss Bags

Effectively save partial cans of paint and varnish StopLossBags™ are designed for oil, water, & alcohol-based wood finishes. They are not suitable for lacquer. StopLossBags™ allow you to preserve the fresh off-the-shelf quality of...

Small Poly Bottles, Pumps & Caps

To dispense small amounts of liquid 4 oz. - Bottle: 118cc (cap not included)8 oz. - Bottle: 236cc (cap not included)Pump: 2cc per strokeBoth bottles, pumps and caps have 24-410 Thread

Teak Handrails

We brought these solid teak handrails in to service West Wight Potter owners, as the small one-loop rail is OEM for the Potter 15 and the larger 3-loop is OEM for the Potter 19, but these beautiful, smooth-finished teak handrails would work on any small...

Chip Brushes

Disposable Brushes, typically for single use Size Count 1/2" 36 1" 36 1-1/2" 24 2" 24 2-1/2" 12 3" 12

Rubbaweld Rigging Tape

Clevis pins and rings can get hooked on line or otherwise pulled out and consequences can be disastrous. On stayed rigging we suggest wrapping your turnbuckles and other pinned fittings to make sure they don't get snagged or wiggle lose—especially if...

Tyvek Sleeves & Aprons

Keep Epoxy off your tender skin Paul B requested these so here they are. I actually have a hard time believing we have not had them all along. Sleeves are 18" long, with elastic at both ends for a secure fit and serged seams. Universal size. Sold by the...

Epoxy Pumps

Sometimes called "mustard pumps," these dispensers deliver a measured amount of any brand laminating epoxy, The large pumps fit 1 gallon, 1/2 gallon and Raka 1 quart containers. For System3 quart and pint bottles, use the small pump. There are...

Plastic Pipettes

A lot of builders use syringes to get epoxy in small amounts accurately into specific places. The problem is that unless you clean the syringe out, you have to dispose of it. These pipettes do the same job at a tenth the cost.Feedback:I love your...

Seamstick Tape

For sailmaking CH-AS3 - Regular Seamstick Tape - Non-Yellowing acrylic adhesive coated on both sides of a mylar carrier, has excellent tack properties. Used to hold panels of sailcloth while they are being sewn into a sail. 3/8" wide - 72 yards per...

Pure Beeswax

Pure beeswax has many uses. Our intent here is to provide it for those who wish to use it on thread.

1-Ounce Measuring Cups

Recommended for measuring small amounts These cups are marked in cc's, oz's, ml's, and the ever popular drams. On page 17 of his excellent book "Lapstrake Canoes", David Nichols says: "The most basic [way to measure epoxy] is the 1 ounce cup. These...

Spools of V69 Thread

This is the thread that sailmakers use for stitching the panels on sails. It is heavy, bonded "Dabond" polyester thread that will work in most home sewing machines (use a #20 needle). The spool is made for industrial machines so be prepared to wind it...

16 oz. Measuring Cups

Measure and Mix in these handy cups These 16 oz. plastic measuring cups are handy for measuring larger batches of epoxy. Can be used several times over. Graduated scales in both ounces and milliliters.

Epoxy Syringes

These syringes are popular for adding precice amounts of epoxy to places that are hard to get to. We have two sizes available - a large, 60 milliliter syringe with a plastic tip and a small, 10 ml one with a blunt metal needle. Large Syringe...

Bare Copper Wire

Variously called "stitch and glue", "stitch and tape" or "tack and tape" this method involves joining plywood panels with wire ties, then applying fiberglass and epoxy to either side of this joint. This strong and lignt technique was first used in Great...