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DanishBagger
Never Again
Registered: February 2006
Location: Denmark
Posts: 1,543
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February-5-2006 8:54pm
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Rating: 10
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Wow, that's an elegant boat - very long for a daysailer. I like it.
Come to think of it, it looks a bit like a cross between a skerry cruiser and a folkboat (I like them both, not putting anything down).
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Wellydeckhand
Banned
Registered: January 2006
Location: Indonesia
Posts: 1,403
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April-9-2006 7:05am
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Rating: 10
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Special look at the bottom......... how much will it take to make one? PAR........ What wood u used and what method..... Thanks ( This boat have spirit)
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"What, me worry?" MAD Magazine
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aitchem
Junior Member
Registered: September 2003
Location: Aberdeen UK
Posts: 73
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February-5-2007 8:49am
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Rating: 10
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I would really like to build something like this if the full plans were available.
Realllllyyyy nice lines
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Just........Swanning around
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Vega
Senior Member
Registered: April 2005
Location: Portugal
Posts: 1,606
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February-6-2007 5:58pm
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Rating: 10
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Very nice boat.
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PAR
Senior Member
Registered: November 2003
Location: Riccelli Restorations - Eustis, FL
Posts: 4,713
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Thanks folks. She's a long, lean dayboat for sure, but that was the client's desire. He wanted traditional, elegant, shoal and fast. This is the second rig on the boat, the first was a 3/4's sloop, but he found it difficult to get a decent rate and crew to hold her down. The main has since been cut down further (sissies).
The bottom doesn't present any real difficulties, just a slightly interesting garboard seam. The stub keel houses the vast majority of the centerboard and some ballast. Though it's shape looks deceiving, it mimics the leading edge of the board in the raised position. This permits the stub to be minimal (as possible) and terminate well before the rudder. The stub also allows the board case to live below the sole, which frees up the cockpit considerably.
Plans are available if you drop me an email.
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achilles
Registered: April 2007
Location: suffolk
Posts: 3
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April-1-2007 11:51am
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Rating: 10
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Very nice looking boat.
what is the method of construction and if possible I would like to see further plans.
Thank you
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boat fan
Senior Member
Registered: September 2008
Location: Australia
Posts: 430
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August-10-2009 11:16pm
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Rating: 10
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This would be a nice daysailer .
Even better for me if it was 24 ft 0/all length............
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