Good Boat Name for a Woodworker?

[Diane Maluso]

ok, i'm pretty sure I'm buying this little runabout. anyone want to help me figure out a good name?

So far: Good Turn, Saw Horse, On the Level

Have at it!!!

[Dennis Peacock]

How about: Outta Square

[William Young SE BC]

Very nice looking boat Diane; You should get a lot of enjoyment with that. How about the Fish Patrol if you are into fishing at all.

Here is a little dinghy I built last spring for the small inland fishing lakes around here. I think mine would put better meaning to the name Outta Square which Dennis suggested. :D
W.Y.
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[Tyler Howell]

How about..... "I Could Be Sailing"..or...." Wrenching My Weekends Away"?
Come back to the Light Di! :p
We keep ours on Ice so they will stay fresh.:D

[John Miliunas]

Hey Diane, how 'bout: Rip Cut or Plunge Cut? Cutting Waves? (Hey, I tried.... :D ) :cool:

[Ray Thompson]

How about "Plane Knuts"

[Todd Burch]

I got one - "Kick Back" (or "Kickback") . A woodworking term, and "doing something leisurely".

Todd

[Glenn Clabo]

SawYaLater

[Mike Moorlach]

"Please, Don't Sink"

Just kidding.

Mike M

[Bart Leetch]

Wooden you like to know?

[Curt Harms]

ok, i'm pretty sure I'm buying this little runabout. anyone want to help me figure out a good name?

So far: Good Turn, Saw Horse, On the Level

Have at it!!!
Toolin' around?

[Jim Becker]

Don't forget, Diane, that you need to ask your birds for their permission on any name you choose!

I like Todd's suggestion(s), however.

[Waymon Campbell]

If it was a sailboat I would suggest "Stiles and Sails" instead of stiles and rails...

[Kent Cori]

Tyler,

Looks like another nice July day in the Land 'O Lakes. :p

[Tyler Howell]

Tyler,

Looks like another nice July day in the Land 'O Lakes. :p
Kent.
Another day in Pardise.

[Joe Suelter]

Plumb Bob, Hollow Vessel, or Turn Away...sorry, that's the best I could do!

[Lee Schierer]

Its a bit long but how about "measure twice" or "outta plumb"

[Kevin Herber]

Plug Cutter
Thin Kerf
Round Over
Stop Block
Smooth Plane
Water Level
Half A Bubble


ok, i'm pretty sure I'm buying this little runabout. anyone want to help me figure out a good name?

So far: Good Turn, Saw Horse, On the Level

Have at it!!!

[John Schreiber]

Dove Tale, Dove Tail, Slip Fit, Bigger Hammer, Power Tool, Knot Free, Lots O' Knots, Saw'll right, On Plane.

These things come to mind when I should be working.

[Tyler Howell]

Dove Tale, Dove Tail, Slip Fit, Bigger Hammer, Power Tool, Knot Free, Lots O' Knots, Saw'll right, On Plane.

These things come to mind when I should be working.

Great ones John....Now get back to work!

[John Miliunas]

Can 'ya stand a few more?
"A Cut Above"
"Turn It Loose"
"Riding in Stile"
"Wave Cutter"
"My Other Vise"
:cool:

[Jim Creech]

How about "Knot Enough"

[Carl Eyman]

Oh! Tyler you had to stick it in and twist it? Wife and I are too old to sail any more; so Bluebird IV is a fond memory.

Diane, get a sailboat. It's quiet.

[Tom Pritchard]

Diane, that's a nice looking boat. Perfect time of year to be thinking about boating. How about "Plane Fun" for a name? Good luck!

[Chris Rolke]

i buddy of mine is a deck builder

his 28' maxim is called "The Job Site"

i love the name on it

[Lee Schierer]

Here's another one.... Loose Knots

[Ken Salisbury]

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[Rob Littleton]

In England, a carpenter is referred to as a "Chippy"

Chippy might work

[Bart Leetch]

It's aboat time.

[Jim Pfaff]

Diane, how about sea-saw or my cutter or my little cutter