Free 25' sailing cat building molds...

Discussion in 'Wooden Boat Building and Restoration' started by Billy Bones, May 24, 2006.

  1. Billy Bones
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    Free to a good home (come and git um) complete, nicely lofted building molds for Sango designed by Richard Woods...



    http://www.sailingcatamarans.com/sango.htm



    ...I started building this and got as far as this and the first frame/mold which stays in the boat (included, x2, bs1088 okoume marine ply) when plans changed. I need the space and cannot reasonably see going back to this project, as our family boat needs are now met by handybilly.



    These are from good-ish 1/2" baboon (gaboon) ply.



    Hitch: I respect Richard Woods' agreement which states the plans are not transferrable, so you gotta get your own.



    They go into the dumpster in 2 weeks time unless someone wants them.
     
    Billy Bones, May 24, 2006
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