Hi I do not wish to go into specifics, if you are determined to build one you will. I will only say that the amount of crying by one couple that...
I have been on two of them. I am a boat builder and designer with 17 years liveaboard a catamaran. I just sold the designer of the cc30 a...
2nd that. In Oz we have mdf board with a shiny laminex on each side, commonly used in kitchen cabinets. This works great as a flat mold surface...
Hi for what its worth the best way to acheive lightweight in a small boat is ply. Look at richard woods' website for the duo sailing dinghy. He...
Divynicell is the way to go imho. The extra expense is nothing compared to a substandard outcome. I have spent considerable time playing with...
Lots of interesting comments here. But somewhat distressed to discover that there is no medal for going the fastest with a small motor. Oh well I...
I typically mark around any depressions/holes/scratches that appear after sanding with guide coat with a pencil. Once marked everywhere I scuff...
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I use a guide coat for everything, if your not using a guide coat its going to take a lot longer and be more expensive than it otherwise would be....
The main difference is the exhaust as far as I know. A friend who owns a yamaha dealership says the rest is identical. Its probably easier to...
A fellow catamaran owner says he knows the boat and believes it to be a spirited 380. Spirited website lists more than 90m2 sail area on 38ft...
That is correct for laminates in the hulls. In the earlier post on this thread I averaged 2400 and 4800 to 3600. The surface area in the hulls has...
The hulls are solid glass infused in a mold, 3600gm2 of solid glass. Glass to resin ratio is around 3 to 1. I took resin down to 16% of the...
Max hull weight 60kg- trimaran with three hulls can be separated for launching etc well under 60kg per component Max 2 people- look to tandem...
If as originally posted the design is to be used for exploring and expeditions and your primary focus is ergonomics aesthetics and user...
