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Guide to MBQ Issues #1 to #23
Note that the Metal Boat Quarterly is now under new editorship. To order back issues of the Metal Boat Quarterly, to receive the new Metal Boat Quarterly, and for Metal Boat Society membership, please contact the Metal Boat Society directly.
The following index is a complete guide to Metal Boat Quarterly issues #1 through #23, created under the editorship of Michael Kasten, MBQ Editor from Fall 1994 to Fall 2000. Note that there are two free downloads available as PDF files further down on this page. They are the two Metal Boat Quarterly Special Issues authored by Michael Kasten, called the Marine Metals Reference, and Corrosion, Zincs and Bonding. Links have been provided below to several of the articles and boat designs featured in Issues #1 through #23 of the MBQ.
An excellent graphic is available here as well. It was used as the 1999 MBS Festival Poster.
Winter 1995 - No. 1
Editorial: The New Metal Boat Quarterly - Michael Kasten
An Update From Our Mentor - Thomas E. Colvin
A Designer's Philosophy - John Atkin
"Little Maid of Kent" a Story - Michael Kasten
Two Schooners - Designs by John Atkin
Cutting Torch Basics - Pete SilvaSpring 1995 - No. 2
Editorial: What Tradition Has to Offer - Michael Kasten
Boating & The Internet - Jon Gribskov
Jean's Journey - Jean Colvin
"Cherub" - A Design by Weston Farmer
Perelandra's Progress: New Zealand Arrival - LeCain Smith & Sheila MoirSummer 1995 - No. 3
Editorial: The Naval Architecture of Voyaging - Michael Kasten
Protecting Aluminum - Michael Kasten
43' Cutter "Ruarri" - A Design by George Buehler
48' Cruise Tug "Loon Point" - A Design by Scott Sprague
A Dream Comes True - John WattsFall 1995 - No. 4
Editorial: Why We Like Boats - Michael Kasten
The Pros and Cons of "Bilge Fins" - Ted Brewer
"Zephyr" a 42' Ketch for Voyaging - A Design by Michael Kasten
"Beyond" An Early Alloy Yacht - A Design by Laurent GilesWinter 1996 - No. 5
Editorial: The Right Stuff - Michael Kasten
Engine Horsepower & Boat Size - Thomas E. Colvin
The Ethics of Changing a Design - John Atkin & Michael Kasten
Amos Brown & Florence Oakland - Two Designs by John Atkin
Windspirit - A Design by John Anderson
Perils of Perelandra: New Zealand Haulout - LeCain Smith & Sheila MoirSpring 1996 - No. 6 (Click for MBQ #6 Cover)
Editorial: The Cabin Boat Primer - Michael Kasten
The Tug-Yacht "Terrier" - A Design by Michael Kasten
K'ung Fu 'Tse and the Waterspout - Jean West Colvin
Perils of Perelandra: Suva & Compass Problems - LeCain Smith & Sheila Moir
The Layout Platen - Pete Silva
The Sloop "High Tensile" - Anne BrandtSummer 1996 - No. 7
Editorial: First Round the World Race, "It Is The Mercy!" - Michael Kasten
Worldwide Metal Boat Builder List - Thomas E. Colvin
The Oocher & The Gloncher: Two Boatbuilding Tools - Michael Kasten
Women Sailors - Three Groups
Stainless is a Plot! - Michael Kasten
Perils of Perelandra: Fiji & The Ultimate Storm - LeCain Smith & Sheila MoirFall 1996 - No. 8: Special Issue on Framing Metal Boats
Editorial: Metal Boat Framing? You Bet! - Michael Kasten
Why Framing is Used - Thomas E. Colvin
"Frameless" Assembly - Gary Noble Curtis
Swain's "Folded Plate" Boats - Book Review by Pete Silva
Perelandra's Progress: Vanuatu - LeCain Smith & Sheila MoirWinter 1997 - No. 9
Editorial: One Day A Little Round Toad Walked In - Michael Kasten
The Fuel / Distance Curve - Thomas E. Colvin
"Fun" with Epoxy - Pete Silva
Twin Keels: A Practical Alternative - Patrick Bray
Two Pocket Kats - Two Designs by Michael KastenSpring 1997 - No. 10
Guest Editorial: Adults Don't Do Things Like This! - Stephen Yahn
Materials for Blue Water Cruising Yachts - Neil McCubbin
"Wolfwillow" - A Design by Geoff Payne
"Pretty Penny" A Copper Nickle Boat - Gregory Jones
Book Review: "Cruising Wrinkles: & "Sailmaking" by Tom Colvin
Pleasures of Perelandra: Favorite Places - LeCain Smith & Sheila MoirSummer 1997 - No. 11
Editorial: Quantity vs. Quality - Michael Kasten
The BT Challenge - Michael Kasten
Steel Know How: Avoiding the Mistakes - Paul Fay
Dialogue On Framing - Brent Swain; Michael Kasten; Dudley Dix
"Shearwater" & "Vickers" - Two Designs by Dudley Dix
A North Pacific Escapade Aboard "Ritana" - Michael KastenSummer 1997 Special Issue: Marine Metals Reference by Michael Kasten
The Marine Metals & The Appropriate Uses of Metals on Boats
Welding Methods & Materials
Marine Metals Book List
Preventing Galvanic Corrosion
Marine Metals Physical Properties Tables & Galvanic Series TablesFall 1997 - No. 12
Editorial: Preempting A Catastrophe - Michael Kasten
Painting Aluminum - Michael Kasten
"Fantom" & "Greybeard" - Two Designs by Michael Kasten
Installing A Through Hull Properly - Michael Kasten
Passage Notes From Perelandra - Sheila Moir & LeCain SmithWinter 1998 - No. 13 (Click for MBQ #13 Cover)
Editorial: Are We Just A Private Club Then? - Michael Kasten
Essential Design Data - Michael Kasten
Building The Proper Binnacle - Michael Kasten
Steel Mast Making - Pete Silva
Laying Teak On A Steel Deck - Andy PittSpring 1998 - No. 14
Guest Editorial: Shopping For A Metal Boat - Savannah Lewis
Essential Design Data : An Exchange - Tom Colvin & Michael Kasten
The Island Princess - A Design by John Atkin
64' Searcher - A Design by Scott Sprague
Roamings of Ritana: Sailing Down The West Coast - Robert & Rita ValineSummer 1998 - No. 15
Editorial: Blending Art With Science - Michael Kasten
News From Near & Far - Dudley Dix & Graham Radford
Medicine at Sea - Robert C. Austin, MD
New Zealand Metal Boat Builders - Michael Kasten
"Boojum" The Smallest Trawler - Charles Vollum
"Boojum 25"; "Boojum 30" & "Greatheart 36" - Designs by Michael KastenSummer 1998 Special Issue: Corrosion, Zincs & Bonding by Michael Kasten
An Overview of Corrosion Prevention on Boats
Lightning Protection; Radio Grounding; Shock Prevention; Stray Currents
The Case Against Bonding vs. The Case In Favor Of Bonding
Wiring For Corrosion Protection; Bringing Aboard Shore Power
ABYC Rules; Special Considerations for Metal Boats
Further Reading; Welding Power Connections; The Galvanic SeriesFall 1998 / Winter 1999 - No. 16 & 17, Double Issue... 48 Pages
Editorial: Boating... Is It Just A Guy Thing? - Michael Kasten
Index Of MBQ Prior Issues
An Update From Tom Colvin - Several Designs by Tom Colvin
Heavy Weather Safety - Don Dodds
Roamings of Ritana: Panama!- Robert & Rita ValineSpring 1999 - No. 18
Editorial: Historic Role of Boat Design in Boatbuilding - Michael Kasten
In Favor of Motor Sailing - Michael Kasten
Two Motor Sailors - Michael Kasten
Hull Shapes & Seakeeping - Dudley Dix
Book Review: "Metal Boats" - Pete SilvaSummer 1999 - No. 19
Editorial: Boatbuilding Tools: Are We Still In The Dark Ages? - Michael Kasten
A Steel Boat's Compass - Cary Derringer
Strength of Aluminum v. Steel - Michael Kasten
Some Notes on Corten Steel - Michael Kasten
Choosing The Right Boat - Savannah LewisFall 1999 - No. 20
- Guest Editorial: Unusual Voyages In Metal Boats
Expanded Membership Mailbag...!- Radius Chine Steel Boats - Dudley Dix
Adventures of Patti Ann - Patricia Blackshaw
Roamings of Ritana - Robert ValineWinter 2000 - No. 21 New format with this issue...!
- Editorial: Cool New Gimmicks...?? Using Good "Boat Sense" - Michael Kasten
Membership Mailbag- Metal Boat Painting Specification (Long and highly detailed...!!) - Michael Kasten
Boat Bitts: The Proper Fabricated Bitt - Michael KastenSummer & Fall 2000 - No. 22 & 23 Double Issue... 48 Pages!
- Editorial: Corrosion Failure, A Story - Bonnie
Membership Mailbag- Metal Boats for Blue Water - Michael Kasten
- Copper Nickel...! - Carol A. Powell
- Economics of Boat Building Offshore - Michael Kasten
Boat Parts: A Fabricated Pin Rail - Michael Kasten
Trawlers of Distinction, Free Spirit 76 & North Coast 80 - Michael Kasten
Boat Building Safety - Lynn King
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