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Crocker Compass Class Sloop 
This a wonderful design. Years ago I had one that was built by Chaisson in 1939. After restoring it I sold it, but always missed her sailing abilities....

A Skiff For A Teacher 
I built this little ten foot, lapstrake row boat over a period of three plus years, ending in July of 2008. The design comes from Duck Trap Woodworking ...

Scale models of lapstrake boats from the 1800’s 
While attending The Northwest School of Woodenboat Building back in 1998/99, I developed a passion for wooden lapstrake work boats from the 1700 and 1800s....

Schleiff Boatworks LLC  Not rated yet
I have been drawn to water for as long as I can remember, I grew up with a large pond and a creek running through the farm, started kayaking and canoing ...

Scale models of lapstrake boats from the 1800’s  Not rated yet
While attending The Northwest School of Woodenboat Building back in 1998/99, I developed a passion for wooden lapstrake work boats from the 1700 and 1800s....