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The Herreshoff Manufacturing Newport 29 is a 10.8-meter gaffhead sloop designed by Nathanael G. Herreshoff and built by Herreshoff Manufacturing between 1914 and 1926. It features a fin keel hull, a 3.2-meter beam, a 1.6-meter draft, and displaces 7030 kg. Aboard "Tips from a Shipwright," Louis Sauzedde is constructing a 40-foot replica of a boat named *Orca*, which he identifies as a 34-foot L. Francis Herreshoff auxiliary ketch, using Atlantic white cedar for the transom and referencing historical photographs for details.3:17 Sauzedde mills Atlantic white cedar offcuts into double-layer transom planking for *Orca*, cutting pieces to 12 feet with a chainsaw and ripping them with a circular saw.0:38 He uses a bench-top edge-planing technique to fit planks, running a hand plane along a reference surface to maintain a consistent 90-degree angle.21:22 Sauzedde also prepares teak and other hardwood deck furniture from the 34-foot L. Francis Herreshoff auxiliary ketch for brightwork varnishing, involving chemical stripping, scraping, hand sanding, and corner cleaning.0:20 He plans a finish schedule of a sealer coat followed by successive varnish coats with Scotch-Brite scuffing between applications.19:03
