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| First Build, too much to bite off? Hi I have recently been intrested in building a large preformance cruiser. I have been sailing my whole life, but I have only minor experience with repairs and modifications. The extent of which is installing a wheelpiliot, and small general wood working. However I do have a good bit of experiecne with "system"(eletrical, water, motor, septic). I have found plans that I like, http://andrewsyacht.com/andrws44.htm . I have never built a boat before let alone anything bigger than a small shack for storage. First is it possible for me and two friends with equal knowledge to build a boat of this magnitude? How much time and money should I expect to put into a build of this sort of project? In addition is this a well designed boat? I am looking for somthing comfortable yet fast. I orginaly posted this in the sailboat forum, but another member sugested to repost it here. Any and all help is appreciated Thx- Alex |
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