has your thinking of sail v power been changed by the increasing cost of fuel?
a couple questions can strip planking be done cheaper and of the same quality as ply? can a design for ply be strip planked without major...
I have a bunch of cypress poles that were used for high power lines these are 30 - 40 feet long by 12" or more in diameter what can I do...
ever notice how models walk like chickens?
variation on a theme and I'm not refering to haydn
perhaps a thread should be started about what the most that can be had in a boat that's trailerable and primarily to be for one or two people 4...
The respondents were presented with unlabeled pie charts representing the wealth distributions of the U.S., where the richest 20 percent...
I've discovered this substance that if your put a boat in it will make it float In short it will float your boat. I call it Whatever.
has this site been going up and down for everybody today? its 9/12/10
It's a Glen L Noyo Length overall 24'-1" Length waterline 22'-0" Beam 8'-0" Hull draft 27" Displacement 5532 lbs. Hull weight (approx.)...
suggestions and criticisms.
If you were to toss big rocks off the stern, how many and how big to go a thousand miles?
the QM2 only cost a billion dollars something like that would make a great weekend cruiser
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I just read online part of Details of Classic Boat Construction: The Hull By Larry Pardey at...
i've decided on a hms victory look alike as a yacht, maybe a little bigger
would it be possible to sub alu for ply to build a boat in a modified manner. tape and epoxy seams, nuts and bolts etc , the idea is a no weld...
The Elements of Boat Strength: For Builders, Designers, and Owners david gerr what is your opinion about this book?
for a boat 30 feet in length can anyone give me a cost ratio between aluminum and plywood when epoxy, glass and paint are figured in
i,ve been looking into the bolger advanced sharpie -29 as a candidate what would the weight diff between ply and alu be and cost diff because...
