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| Affordable Gaff Cutter Build : 12-19' I'm looking to build myself a boat I've wanted ever since I started sailing as a child. I'm in love with aesthetics of gaff cutters but pre-built boats with this rig run ridiculously expensive compared to similarly sized craft. I like the look of Memory 19's and Ebihen 16's but kits for the former are extremely expensive and I'm having trouble finding a price on the latter. I am by no means a master carpenter and my tool selection is not extensive (but may be augmented) so I'm looking for a simple build in the 12'-19' range (pre cut kit would be ideal) that can accomodate a gaff-cutter rig. I've sailed opti's, turnabouts, lasers, 420's, osprey, americans, mercurys, sonars, ensigns, rhodes, mariners and hobies in all conditions (even a tropical storm once...gave me a nice scar) so I'm not concerned about being able to handle any manner of boat under any wind conditions. Suggestions would be greatly appreciated. |
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| Try Scruffie Marine's Secret 20 Secret is a light weight and shallow draft gaff cutter. The bilge seems to be strip planked, but the rest is plywood. She is claimed to be pretty slippery too. |
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