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- Our unfinished Laminated Canadian Aspen paddles are a great blank canvas for any artist or DIY project.
- Laminated Canadian Aspen Canoe Paddle
- Great for Painting and other DIY projects
- Can be oiled or varnished for use in water
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 56.1 x 2.91 x 1.42 inches
Package Weight: 0.56 Kilograms
Brand Name: Redtail Paddle
Manufacturer: Redtail Paddle Company
Part Number: PSR-BEAV-U-57
Date First Available: June 5, 2019
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Item Shape: Beavertail
I wasn't sure what to expect, but this was better than I imagined. I thought I might be spending many evenings sanding, but a modest amount of effort in one evening with 1000 grit sandpaper (suggested by another reviewer) has me very close to what I want. I'll be ready to start oiling after this weekend sanding with 1500 and 2000 grit sandpaper.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2023 by Heard Of Me
Item Shape: Beavertail
This is a nice paddle to finish the way you want it to look. I had a process and it kept me busy for a couple weeks. 1) sand it to a fine finish: 1000 at least. 2) 50/50 Linseed oil and Mineral spirits. At least 4 separate coats. I know how I like my paddle to act in the water and I am a one-side only (even solo) paddler. I also do not remove the blade when moving forward just knife it forward then move the boat forward by trying to push my hips forward and using the blade as if the water has the consistency of Greek yogurt. This paddle has the appropriate amount of flex to handle my paddling style. I actually tried to get it to snap but it bent like a French curve with the hydraulic pressures against all my might for probably 20 strokes. I just slid back to the dock for a 1/8 mile. I sanded it a very certain way which makes it seem to shoot forward after you J-flatten and lift slightly while pushing the blade forward. 1) Put the blade in your lap with handle right and sand the far side drastically towards the underside, 20-30 degrees. 2) Sand near side as flat as you can. 3) Flip paddle blade but keep the handle where it is on your right. I sanded mine so drastically it flattened out the low part of the shaft too. I wanted to make it more hydrodynamic anyway since it hardly ever gets removed from the water. I believe the flattened part of the shaft provides just a little bit more of overall flexibility as well. Yes I have busted several wooden canoe paddles, a whitewater kayak paddle and a couple whitewater paddles. Both times I had to yank one away from my rear passenger so we didn’t die. That was good days. Now I just poke around in my canoe trying to break stuff I made so I know that it’s going to hold up when I need it. Have fun!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2022 by Rob
Item Shape: Beavertail
I recently purchased my first canoe and wanted to try a wooden paddle so I started with this inexpensive one. It has several wood flaws, but mostly the handle is not inline with the blade! It is several degrees off of straight. Maybe it will work to my advantage but I don't know until I get on the water. It shouldn't be as it is though. I'll be hand picking my next paddle.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2023 by Benski
Item Shape: Beavertail
It's a very nice paddle but the blade is not very large. It's a paddle more for younger people or those that don't do much paddling. I'm somewhat of an experienced paddler but I love the design and wish you had more available at that price.
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2021 by Armand C Kolumba
Item Shape: Beavertail
Light weight, but strong. Simple whiteish wood which was perfect for a little faux finishing and paint. Made great decorative gifts for my friends! Definitely will be buying many more in the future!!!
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2021 by intothegray intothegray
Item Shape: Beavertail
The only thing that can be improved for this product, is the availability. My last order was five units. I received five otter tails instead of beaver tails. The otter tails are fine and I like them better so I'm keeping them. But the people ordering paddles seem to want the beaver tails and I can't get them.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2022 by Kim Nash Kim Nash