Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-Op Blog
Dave Griswold made pads for the winches on Destiny.
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Last week, Insequent, the 50 ft Ocean Alexander, was launched at Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op. The owner, Brian Gibson, plans to enjoy cruising in the Pacific Northwest for the summer and then cruise or transport his vessel to his home in Australia. If you have followed the previous posts,
Insequent came to Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op last fall. Many exciting changes have been made to this 50 foot Ocean Alexander. The engine room in particular has changed quite a bit with a complete mechanical and electrical refit. There are two new John Deere engines, all tankage in the
Port Townsend Shipwright Co-op Member, Jim Lyons, continues to travel to Portland and guide the all volunteer crew on the restoration project of the PT658 Heritage Boat. The planking on the exterior of the vessel has begun. Patterns are made for the new planks that will extend back to
We are excited to announce that the Port Townsend Shipwrights have entered an agreement to purchase Hasse & Company Port Townsend Sails! PT Sails has been at the forefront of the Marine Trades in Port Townsend since Carol Hasse opened its doors in 1978 and has developed a
For the health and safety of our community and crew we are following the Governor’s recommendation and closing our business down for two weeks. We are still available via phone or email to answer questions about your upcoming projects. We look forward to seeing you all once this has
Co-op Member for 23 years, Curtis Schloe retired this spring. Since then, he has been spending his time fishing with friends and family in the San Juan Islands between working on his 45 foot converted troller, Gladys Mae. Curtis was hired at Port Townsend Shipwright’s Co-op in 1984, filling
Last week, Insequent, the 50 ft Ocean Alexander, was launched at Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op. The owner, Brian Gibson, plans to enjoy cruising in the Pacific Northwest for the summer and then cruise or transport his vessel to his home in Australia. If you have followed the previous posts,
Insequent came to Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op last fall. Many exciting changes have been made to this 50 foot Ocean Alexander. The engine room in particular has changed quite a bit with a complete mechanical and electrical refit. There are two new John Deere engines, all tankage in the
Port Townsend Shipwright Co-op Member, Jim Lyons, continues to travel to Portland and guide the all volunteer crew on the restoration project of the PT658 Heritage Boat. The planking on the exterior of the vessel has begun. Patterns are made for the new planks that will extend back to
We are excited to announce that the Port Townsend Shipwrights have entered an agreement to purchase Hasse & Company Port Townsend Sails! PT Sails has been at the forefront of the Marine Trades in Port Townsend since Carol Hasse opened its doors in 1978 and has developed a
For the health and safety of our community and crew we are following the Governor’s recommendation and closing our business down for two weeks. We are still available via phone or email to answer questions about your upcoming projects. We look forward to seeing you all once this has
Co-op Member for 23 years, Curtis Schloe retired this spring. Since then, he has been spending his time fishing with friends and family in the San Juan Islands between working on his 45 foot converted troller, Gladys Mae. Curtis was hired at Port Townsend Shipwright’s Co-op in 1984, filling
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