crowther twiggy mk1 plans

Discussion in 'Multihulls' started by farquire, Dec 3, 2015.

  1. farquire
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    farquire Junior Member

    this broken twiggy tri is now looking for a new home,anyone interested should pm me as i would rather see it reborn than recycled ,it will require a lot of time and energy which i've been kiddding myself that i have
    cheers mike
     
  2. Corley
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    Corley epoxy coated

    I'm interested, pm sent.
     
  3. catsketcher
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    catsketcher Senior Member

    Sad to hear Mike. Owen, if you are interested I would seriously think about putting the Mk2 beams on. That way you can cut out some of the forward bulkhead so you can get forward easier. Also you get a lot more cockpit room.

    Best of all, they should be HEAPS easier to build than the ply box beams.

    I seem to be having trouble getting the images I took for Mike to attach to this post. Email me if you would like all the shots of the old and new beam plans I have.

    I had a chat to Jeff Owen, who owned Kiska, and who delivered a Mk2 a long way down the coast. He thought his boat was faster than the Mk2. I found that interesting.

    cheers

    Phil
     

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  4. Gary Baigent
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    Gary Baigent Senior Member

    Cleaned your image up a little, catsketcher Phil.
     

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  5. bruceb
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    bruceb Senior Member

    Simple beam

    Thanks for posting and also the "cleaning" :) Have the foam twiggy beams proven reliable? It looks like a fairly simple beam to build.
    B
     

  6. farquire
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    farquire Junior Member

    Hull and floats are up for grabs otherwise they will probably end up at the tip, PM me if interested, mike
     
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