My russian boat

Morning all

Started building my kavalier k800 in mid august and so far is going well. Am very much the novice builder but am getting support from the forum and a big thank you to manie b for his help. Am hoping to complete build mid 2011 all going well. Am currently putting in about 10 hours a week but am hoping to step it up to about 20 a week. Will attach photos of build and all coments will be appreciated good or bad Am busy with bulkheads and have done 6 of the 15 so far and all going well should have all done by dec 2009.

cheers
colin

 

Good to see more builders at it... Good Luck... Enjoy the process...

Here is a quick one http://www.thecoastalpassage.com/cheapcat.html

 

I like this design, I'll follow your build looking good, are you gonna place the frames on a building jig?

I like the cat too, been sailing F18 for almost a year, and I love multihulls(well, I also love boats in general...) I would love to see some more sporty plans of a plywood cat.

 

Around 4 and a half tonnes for a 40 ft cat with 80sqM of sail area is pretty powerful... Look at the design specifications in the first link of my signature...

 

Good luck Colin and keep at it

 

my russsian boat

morning all

thanks for the encouragement guys and susho it will be
built on building stocks

cheers

 

Good luck, or better, have success!

What do you mean with building stocks, I have´nt heard that?

Regards
Richard

 

New K800 launched in Belarus, nice color! Keel and rig are not installed yet, they are just changing place to complete the construction.

 

I love that boat. I have a question on the construction process: when you notch out the bulkheads for the stringers, how do you get the angle in the notch correct for the parts of the hull where the stringers are converging at bow and stern.

Do you just make a square notch and epoxy it in, or is there an angle specified by the plans for each location?

 

Put wooden batten prior to notching, check and mark notch angle, then go ahead.

 

alik

where can i find more pictures of that yellow boat

 

richard

this is what i call building stocks see picture

 

Ahh, understand, just your word for a jig. Thanks.

 

Love the raked back look.
She'll look beautiful at speed!

 

morning all

has been a slow 2 weeks on the build had a bit of flooding at the house as we had some major rains and had to go to sun city over weekend for a 7s
tournement but am getting some more supplies today and is full steam ahead