The Oz Goose is multipurpose. It can hit speeds of 13 knots, is an excellent trainer and teaching boat with three adults aboard or a family sailer with two adults and a bunch of kids. It is lighter than a Laser Dinghy and a fraction of the cost

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ReallySimpleSails.com saves $300 or more on your Goat Island Skiff, Oz Goose or Oz Racer.

Custom sails for other boats are also available and will represent a cost saving on your boatbuilding project.

These are full quality sails that we all have worked hard to keep the price down on without reducing quality.

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David Graybeal of Harbor Woodworks in Portland, Oregon built a pair of my wooden paddles from the free plans

See the link in the left column. Simple, but look way nicer than other simple paddles.

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The dot in the bay above is Perttu's Microcruiser sailboat on a three day trip on the extensive Finnish waterways.

The boat is tiny - 8ft long and is based on my successful OzRacer design (formerly OZ PDRacer)

It is a brilliant concept and sails well upwind and down on inland waters.

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This page compares the two plywood canoes in my range. Both have detailed plans and are simple to build.

The page is to explain the differences and to help potential builders see if one of the boats suits their needs.

Lots of links to pictures, build articles and even videos.

The cla

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