At all the larger builders in the US industrial designers are hired and work closely with engineers/NA's (just like in the auto industry) A lot...
If it's an older boat then it would be female molded with epoxy resin and the core vacuum bagged in. Also not sure why everyone thinks that an...
There was an inflatable cat called a 'catapult' in the UK back in the 80's Worked well but it was only about 15' long
If you have a degree in industrial design many of the large companies (Sea Ray, Regal, Chapparal, etc etc) will hire industrial designers for the...
http://www.thunderbirdsailing.org/classified.htm somebody has already done most of it.
good luck....... just might have a problem with such a short lever arm
Are you talking about rotating about a vertical axis or 'swinging' about a fore/aft axis? Both have been done before...
pretty easy to ask Marine Concepts Mollicam DBA TPI and the guys in Maine But...it will be expensive for a one off......
Take anything related to structures and materials, also CAD experience will help. Any project based classes, where you can work with a small group...
Solent Uni has a great course (I'm a grad), but, with a Mech Eng degree you already have a good background in the engineering side, a lot of it...
ISO 12215 is getting to be the 'standard' for fiberglass boats up to 25m The regular classification societies have pretty much got out of the...
Yes! very well. only issue will be controlling the power with less righting moment than a cat
There is no way that a Westlawn graduate will be compared to a regular NA, unless thay already have a engineering degree. Landing school is...