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Pilgrim's Pride 16 Materials List

(Note: All dimensional lumber sizes are given in their actual "dressed" sizes, plywood is listed as nominal size).

6 sheets (4'x8') of ½" marine plywood (for side panels, transom, center console, butt blocks, tops of flotation chambers)
3 sheets (4'x8') of ¾" marine plywood (for bottom panels, butt blocks, flotation chamber bulkheads)

2 Hackmatack natural knees about 1" thick (for quarter knees)
2 Hackmatack natural knees about 1" thick (breasthook sections for breasthook)
1 ½"x 3 ½"x 14' white oak, mahogany, or other hardwood (for keel)
1 ½"x 3 ½"x 14' white oak, mahogany, or other hardwood (for keelson)
1 ½"x 5 ½"x 8' OR 3"x 5 ½"x 4' white oak, mahogany, or other hardwood (for stem)
1 ½" x 3 ½"x 20' (does not all have to be in one length) white oak, mahogany, or other hardwood (for main frames)
1 ½" x 3 ½" x 26" white oak, mahogany, or other hardwood (for stern cleat)
(2) ¾"x 2 ¼"x 14' ash, mahogany, (green) white oak, or equivalent (for chines)
(2) ¾" X 2 ½" x 16' white oak, mahogany, or other hardwood (for outwales)
20' (not all one length) 1" x 1" Eastern spruce or fir (for cleats)

Flotation Foam - the foam used in this design is not structural and therefore Dow-Corning "pink" rigid insulating foam that is available from most lumber yards and home improvement centers can be used

50-yard roll of either 3" or 4" wide fiberglass tape (6oz to 10oz tape will work best)

Primer, paint, paint brushes, thinner, rags, and sand paper of various sized grits