Project Description
Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-Op Owners










Moving to Port Townsend in 1997 started a new chapter for Arren. He spent three years working as an apprentice luthier, and his skills in fine woodworking were in demand on boats. After fishing in the summers and freelancing in the winters, Arren opened his own shop. In 2014 he became a member owner. His attention to detail has served him well in becoming a master machinist and shipwright. When not working on boats we commonly see him restoring his old tractors and trucks. He also enjoys hunting, practicing archery, fly-fishing and working on his property.

A 2005 graduate of the Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding, Brad has spent many years working on all types of boats, most notably ADVENTURESS, the historic LADY WASHINGTON, and WESTERN FLYER. Brad had the unique experience of partnering with a master corker who passed down the traditional skills. Brad became a member owner in 2019. He is adept in all aspects of boat building, expertly planking and framing vessels as well as focusing on the detailed finish work. After work he can often be found on the soccer field or watching a game. He also enjoys playing stringed instruments.


Back row: Pete Rust, David Griswold, Chris Sanok, Chris Brignoli , Jeff Galey, Arren Day, Matt Henderson
Front row: Todd Lee, Anders Kulin, Tim Hoffmann, Tim Lee, Brad Seamans
Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-Op Owners

Back row: Pete Rust, David Griswold, Chris Sanok, Chris Brignoli , Jeff Galey, Arren Day, Matt Henderson
Front row: Todd Lee, Anders Kulin, Tim Hoffmann, Tim Lee, Brad Seamans