5,5 mt cheap stich and glue sailboat

Discussion in 'Boat Design' started by jelfiser, Apr 5, 2007.

  1. jelfiser
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    jelfiser Senior Member

    here a sketc for a small boat i was studing ... all made with 1 cm thiknees okume plywood stich and glue
    here first renders, some unroll , and 3d model. It seems to me that with about 15 sheet of plywood it would be made.
    i like thinking for it as an open source plan ... so any suggestion is welcome !!!!
     

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  2. jelfiser
    Joined: May 2006
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    jelfiser Senior Member

    sorry if in the drawing aren't still bulkheads ,
    some more notes : it's made for an easy and fast assembly , inside, sitting area is structural and will support keel loads, also is waterproff giving some unsinkability proprieties.
    anyone interessed for more info please write me.

    for people that downloaded it :
    why don't you tell me any opinion/ critic about it ???

    thanks and excuse for my bad english
     
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